Jane Jöhr, PhD, is a Clinical Lecturer and Researcher (MERc) and a certified specialist in neuropsychology (FSP) at Lausanne University Hospital (CHUV), Switzerland. She obtained her PhD in Psychology from the University of Geneva and joined the Acute Neurorehabilitation Unit in 2014 as a postdoctoral researcher. Since 2016, she has combined clinical practice, research, and teaching, specializing in the assessment and early rehabilitation of patients with severe acquired brain injuries and disorders of consciousness. Her research focuses on neurobehavioral assessment, behavioral phenotyping, cognitive-motor dissociation, multimodal diagnostic approaches, and early neurorehabilitation, including neurosensory and non-pharmacological interventions. She contributes to international initiatives within the Curing Coma Campaign, particularly its Behavioral Phenotyping Workgroup. She is involved in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching at the University of Lausanne and specialized neuropsychology training at the University of Geneva. She is a member of the Swiss Association of Neuropsychologists (ASNP), the Swiss Society of Cognitive and Behavioral Neurology (SSNCC), and the Swiss Society for Neurorehabilitation.