Kyle Pringle

Kyle Pringle is an Associate Lecturer (Clinical Exercise Physiology) at the University of Southern Queensland's School of Health and Medical Sciences. He is affiliated with the Centre for Health Research and has an ORCID identifier: 0009-0001-4235-7134.

Pringle holds multiple qualifications from Griffith University:

• BExSc (2017)
• BPsiSc (2017)
• GDipExScience (2018)
• BExSc(Hons) (2020)

His research focuses on psychophysiological monitoring in high-stimulus roles, particularly for paramedics. He investigates cognitive and physical load assessment using pupillometry and heart rate variability, alongside wearable technology integration. His work explores fatigue effects and operational preparedness in emergency responders, aiming to improve training and performance evaluation.

Pringle has secured External funding: $8,106 from the Ford Burnett Foundation (2025) for research and teaching equipment. He has presented at key symposia including the 2021 PGECR Group Symposium and the 2023 PGECR Symposium, with his 2024 work featured at the Defence Human Sciences Symposium. His research outputs have garnered 470 total views and 29 views this month, though downloads remain low.