Jasmine Hill

Jasmine Hill, B.S.B.A., is a Clinical Research Coordinator III with the Emory Human Performance Institute (EHPI)/Emory Sports Performance and Research Center (SPARC). She brings more than 10 years of clinical research experience across Cardiothoracic Surgery, Esophageal Cancer, Orthopaedics, and Sports Medicine, supporting investigator-initiated, industry-sponsored, and federally funded research studies.

Throughout her career, Jasmine has developed expertise in study startup, regulatory affairs, and clinical research coordination. She enjoys the challenge of helping investigators navigate the complexities of clinical research and bringing research projects from concept to implementation. Her experience includes regulatory submissions, compliance oversight, participant recruitment and retention, sponsor communication and management, study coordination, and support for research activities across all phases of the study lifecycle.

What Jasmine enjoys most about clinical research is working with investigators and helping turn research ideas into meaningful studies that can make a lasting impact. She values building strong relationships with investigators, sponsors, and clinical teams and believes that successful research is built on collaboration, communication, and trust. Known for her collaborative approach and attention to detail, Jasmine enjoys helping teams navigate the regulatory and operational complexities of clinical research while keeping studies organized, compliant, and moving forward.

At EHPI/SPARC, Jasmine brings together her regulatory expertise, clinical research experience, and passion for collaboration to support the institute's mission of advancing sports medicine, biomechanics, injury prevention, rehabilitation, and human performance research. She is proud to contribute to innovative research that helps athletes and active individuals optimize performance, improve recovery, and reduce injury risk.