Biological Burnout & Regeneration Specialist — Paid Interview Project (TPR00277)

We are recruiting a select group of clinicians across the United States, Europe, and Asia to contribute to the Biological Burnout Interview Project.

Through a single, structured expert interview, you will help a healthcare client deepen their understanding of how severe stress, trauma, and overload disrupt biological recovery pathways – especially those related to inflammation, healing, and skin regeneration.

The project focuses on real-world, clinical insight into:

• Stress-driven physiological dysregulation
• Trauma-linked recovery challenges
• Skin repair slowdown
• Mind–body–skin interaction patterns

We are seeking actively practicing, licensed clinicians with substantial exposure to patients experiencing:

• Stress-related dysregulation
• Trauma recovery challenges
• Delayed wound healing or impaired skin repair
• Mind–body–skin interactions

Eligible specialties:

• Dermatology / Dermato-Oncology
  Clinicians with experience in stress-related skin disorders, inflammation cycles, slow healing, and barrier dysfunction.
• Burn Surgery / Trauma & Reconstructive Medicine
  Surgeons and reconstructive physicians managing shock, trauma overload, and delayed wound repair.
• Psychiatry / Psychology
  Clinicians working with trauma, chronic stress, somatic shutdown, and mind–body–skin connections.
• Rehabilitation Specialists
  Physical therapists, occupational therapists, pain and recovery specialists managing autonomic dysregulation, physical burnout, and multisystem recovery.
• Integrative Medicine Physicians
  Physicians involved in high-end recovery programs and familiar with what these programs can and cannot effectively treat.

Geographies:

• United States
• Europe
• Asia (India, Thailand, or Indonesia)

Duration: Approximately 1 hour, with the possibility of short follow-up questions if needed.

Scheduling: Fully flexible and aligned with your availability.

As an expert participant, you will:

• Provide clinical commentary on stress-driven physiological dysregulation
• Clarify how trauma, chronic stress, and overload affect healing, repair, and recovery
• Describe patterns of skin repair slowdown, inflammation cycles, and autonomic imbalance
• Identify vulnerable patient groups and gaps in current care models
• Offer insight into what “true regeneration” should target from a clinical standpoint
• Share real-world observations grounded in day-to-day practice, rather than purely academic theory

Your input will directly address the client’s core research questions:

• What biologically “fails” under overload?
• Why does skin repair slow or collapse?
• Which patient groups are most vulnerable?
• Where do current care systems underperform?
• What should “true regeneration” actually target?

To participate, you must:

• Be an active, licensed clinician in one of the following areas:
  • Dermatology / Dermato-Oncology
  • Trauma / Burn Surgery / Reconstructive Medicine
  • Psychiatry / Psychology
  • Rehabilitation (PT, OT, pain, recovery)
  • Integrative Medicine
• Demonstrate clinical experience with patients presenting:
  • Stress-related dysregulation
  • Trauma recovery challenges
  • Delayed wound healing or impaired skin repair
  • Mind–body–skin interactions