Amanda Lamp, PhD

• Washington State University, PhD, Prevention Science
• Washington State University, MS, Prevention Science
• Washington State University, BS, Neuroscience

• Occupational Sleep Medicine Group
• Prevention Science Graduate Faculty Member
• Sleep and Performance Research Center, Affiliate Member
• Department of Translational Medicine and Physiology

Professional Memberships

• Sleep Research Society, Member, 2012 – present
• Aerospace Medical Association, Member, 2018 – present
• Fatigue Countermeasures Working Group, Member, 2017 – present
• PATH, Intl Health and Education Advisory Committee Member, 2020 – present
• Cognitive Neuroscience Society, Member, 2021– present

Dr. Lamp’s expertise and research is focused on fatigue, sleep, and cognitive performance in occupational settings, with a current emphasis on aviation and Fatigue Risk Management Systems (FRMS). As Primary Investigator for Washington State University’s Occupational Sleep Medicine Group (OSMG), she has been funded for over 9 years by aviation FRMS contracts and worked closely with the preeminent Dr. Gregory Belenky. The OSMG is one of the labs that provided the methodology for data collection on long range (LR) and ultra long range (ULR) flights that continues to be used for the US Federal Aviation Administration Federal Aviation Regulation 14 Code of Federal Regulations Part 117 data collection. Current studies include assessing pilot fatigue, sleep, sleepiness, and cognitive performance during short-range, LR, and ULR commercial flight operations. Her papers published in Aerospace Medicine and Human Performance and Accident Analysis and Prevention and book chapters in Principles and Practice of Sleep Medicine and Sleep Deprivation and Disease focus on fatigue in the workplace, the FRMS process, and commercial aviation pilot sleep and cognitive performance. She has authored over 25 technical reports on FRMS routes. She has been invited, nationally and internationally, to present on these topics at multiple conferences. She is also a member of the Fatigue Countermeasures Working Group that has published a guidance document for controlled rest (CR) on the flight deck.

Interests

• Sleep
• Cognitive Performance
• Fatigue Risk Management Systems (FRMS)
• Human equine interactions
• Waking rest

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