The Team

At SCI-DI, our team is a dynamic collective of innovators, united by a shared passion for transforming neurological rehabilitation and improving the lives of the 294,000 Americans living with spinal cord injury (SCI), including 42,000 veterans and 17,730 new cases each year. What began as casual conversations among friends—dreamers and doers from diverse fields—has grown into a lean, high-impact organization driven by curiosity, collaboration, and a relentless commitment to pushing boundaries.

Our team brings together expertise from neuroscience, medical technology, military networks, and adaptive sports, creating a unique synergy that fuels SCI-DI’s mission. We’re researchers exploring the frontiers of hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT), neuromodulation, psychedelics, and ketones to unlock new pathways for SCI and traumatic brain injury (TBI) recovery. We’re engineers refining cutting-edge devices to make them more precise and accessible. We’re veterans advocating for practical, scalable solutions tailored to those who’ve served. And we’re adaptive sports enthusiasts championing activities like scuba diving as evidence-based therapies that restore both body and spirit.

What sets us apart is our approach: we operate as a tight-knit network, working independently yet collaboratively to maximize efficiency and impact. Our “skull sessions” are the heartbeat of SCI-DI—lively exchanges where bold ideas are born, tested, and transformed into actionable solutions. We’re not afraid to ask “What if?” or challenge the status quo, whether it’s securing funding for large-scale clinical trials, standardizing innovative protocols with medical and military partners, or building inclusive communities that redefine accessibility.

Every member of the SCI-DI team is driven by a personal connection to our mission—whether it’s a loved one affected by SCI, a career dedicated to rehabilitation, or a belief that no problem is too complex to solve. Together, we’re accelerating progress, bridging gaps between existing technologies and real-world needs, and creating a future where individuals with SCI, TBI, and other neurological conditions can thrive. Meet the minds behind SCI-DI, and join us in redefining what’s possible.