She is the primary pain psychologist in the multidisciplinary Headache and Pain Management Centers. She is the leader of the Academic Collaborative Pain Team, designed to use improvement science methodology to enhance clinical outcomes. Dr. Lynch-Jordan mentors psychology residents and fellows in behavioral pain management, and served as the Associate Director of the O'Grady Residency Program for Pediatric Psychology from 2008-2011. She has published in the areas of pediatric chronic pain, and has a research focus on parental responses to chronic pain as well as child pain expression and pain behaviors. She is a collaborator on several grant-funded projects investigating longitudinal, psychosocial outcomes for adolescents diagnosed with fibromyalgia.