He has authored over 12 articles and been involved in the AANA Journal for over 7 years with over 35 reviews. Dr. Glymph also holds the rank of Colonel in the United States Army Reserves in which he has served in Afghanistan as a sole provider and had multiple leadership positions. Dr. Glymph has been involved in nursing anesthesia education for over 15 years. His research interest is in Patient Safety, Obstetrics pharmacology, Opioid education, Medication Assisted Thearapy, Biogenetics related to sigle nucleotide polymorphism and pharmaogenetics. He has had mentored 6 of his students to publication and is passionate about being a change agent in nursing anesthesia.