Jenna-Lee Taylor

Jenna-Lee Taylor is a PhD candidate and NHMRC postgraduate scholarship recipient at the School of Human Movement and Nutrition Sciences, The University of Queensland. Her research bridges clinical practice and academic inquiry, focusing on cardiac rehabilitation and lifestyle interventions for cardiovascular health.

• Research Interests: Cardiac Rehabilitation, Exercise Physiology, Dietetics, Cardiovascular Disease, High-Intensity Interval Training, Vascular Health, Metabolic Processes, Secondary Prevention.
• Project Title: Investigating the effects of high intensity interval training on anthropometric, physiological, clinical, dietary, behavioural, and quality of life measures in patients with coronary artery disease.

Scientific Awards:

• NHMRC Postgraduate Scholarship

Supported by her clinical background as an exercise physiologist and dietitian at The Wesley Hospital, Jenna-Lee's work emphasizes translating research findings into practical applications. Her advisors include Professor Jeff Coombes, Dr Michael Leveritt, Dr Shelley Keating, and Dr David Holland.