Robert L. Joyner, Jr., Ph.D., RRT
Biographical Sketch
Dr. Joyner received his B.S. in Respiratory Therapy from
Salisbury University in 1991 and his Ph.D. from Dartmouth College in
cardiovascular physiology in 1998. Dr. Joyner joined the
Respiratory Program faculty in 1998 as an assistant professor and
accepted the position of Program Director in the Fall of 2003 as well as
being promoted to Associate Professor.
Interests
Mechanical ventilation, critical care physiology, oxygen
transport and metabolism.
Selected Publications
Joyner, R.L. (2000) Effect of End-Expiratory Lung Volume on
Pulmonary Gas Exchange during Pressure- Targeted Ventilation - A Case Study.
Respiratory Care (submitted).
Schneider, S.R., Joyner, R.L., Muller, S.M. & Ruff, J.E.
(2000) Metabolic response to exercise in older adults with COPD
participating in pulmonary rehabilitation. JCR 20(5):295
Schneider, S.R., Joyner, R.L., Muller, S.M. & Ruff, J.E.
(2000) Exercise tolerance in older adults with COPD participating in
pulmonary rehabilitation. JCR 20(5):295
Joyner, R.L., Yeager, M.P., Daubenspeck, J.A., Leiter, J.C.
(1996) A novel technique of selective pulmonary vasodilation with the use of
volatile anesthetics. American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care
Medicine 153(4):A585.
Hunter, M.A., Wasicko, M.J., Joyner, R.L., Leiter, J.C., and
Bartlett, D. (1994) Phrenic and hypoglossal nerve responses to sustained
hypoxia in decerebrate cats. Neuroscience 20:958.
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