Dr. Simon Bartlett. PhD, ATC, CSCS
"Photobiomodulation and Skin Healing: Supporting Tissue Recovery After Electrolysis"
October 25, 2026 (11:00 AM - 12:00 PM)
0.1 CEUs Available
Simon Bartlett’s career is a remarkable blend of extensive experience in exercise physiology and sports medicine, combined with a distinguished military background. Over his 43 years in the field, he has made significant contributions through both practice and education. Dr. Bartlett’s 21 years of active-duty service as an Aerospace Physiologist in the United States Navy were particularly impactful. His role involved developing and implementing cutting-edge training programs for Navy, Marine Corps, and Air Force pilots and aircrew, enhancing their performance in extreme conditions.His expertise also extended to training Navy SEALs, NASA astronauts, and Hollywood actors, and he was notably selected as the personal exercise physiologist for the Blue Angels Flight Demonstration Team. In addition to his military achievements, Dr. Bartlett has been a prominent lecturer, addressing over 70,000 active-duty personnel on topics related to nutrition, exercise, and performance improvement. His program designs have become foundational in naval aviation, significantly contributing to the success and development of elite pilots. Academically, Dr. Bartlett has 8 years of collegiate teaching and served as an instructor in the Physical Education Department at the United States Naval Academy, where he taught exercise physiology and sports-specific conditioning. He also directed the Human Performance Laboratory, overseeing the testing of Naval Academy athletes.His entrepreneurial spirit led him to co-own Quest Sports Science Center in Annapolis, Maryland, a renowned facility for nutrition and physiological testing. Dr. Bartlett is also certified in Photobiomodulation therapy, reflecting his commitment to advancing human performance and recovery through innovative approaches. His career highlights his dedication to improving physical performance and health in both military and civilian contexts.