Jacqueline completed a Bachelor of Advanced Science (Hons) specialising in neuroscience at UNSW in 2024. She completed her honours research at NeuRA where she investigated the neurophysiological outcomes of upper limb transcutaneous spinal cord stimulation in able-bodied individuals.

Currently Jacqueline is working as a research assistant in the Spinal Cord Injury Research Centre (SCIRC) at NeuRA. She is involved in various clinical trials that explore the effects of transcutaneous spinal cord stimulation on walking ability, upper limb function, and respiratory function in people with chronic spinal cord injuries.