Dr. Savannah Snead is an O2X On-Site Human Performance Specialist embedded with the U.S. Navy’s Helicopter Sea Combat Wing Atlantic, where she serves as a Doctor of Physical Therapy focused on injury prevention, durability, and long-term performance of naval pilots and aircrew. In her role, she integrates clinical care with strength and conditioning to support operational readiness, optimize movement, and sustain performance in high-demand aviation environments.

Savannah’s background spans both clinical and military settings, with experience treating service members and athletes across a range of orthopedic and performance-related conditions. During her doctoral training at Campbell University, she completed a clinical rotation at Fort Belvoir Community Hospital, supporting individuals recovering from traumatic brain injuries within an interdisciplinary team. She went on to serve at Naval Medical Center Portsmouth, where she provided outpatient orthopedic care to active-duty personnel across all branches, focusing on rehabilitation, return-to-duty progressions, and bridging the gap between injury recovery and high-level performance.

Savannah earned her Bachelor’s degree in Human Biology from North Carolina State University and her Doctor of Physical Therapy from Campbell University. She is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) and holds certifications in Level I and II dry needling. She brings a comprehensive, performance-driven approach to human optimization and is passionate about helping tactical professionals stay healthy, resilient, and mission-ready. Outside of work, she enjoys staying active, exploring the outdoors, and supporting the military community she serves.