Jordan is Assistant Professor in Medical Ethics and Law at the University of Birmingham Medical School (UK) and Honorary Senior Research Associate at the University of Bristol Medical School (UK). He has also held visiting positions at several institutions internationally and occasionally provides guest lectures.

Jordan's current work focuses primarily on kidney care and the regulation of human tissue, with his next book focusing on the introduction of "opt out" organ donation throughout the UK and the Crown Dependencies (Oxford University Press, 2024). He also has an interest in empirical and translational bioethics, and is an editor of the forthcoming Routledge Handbook of Empirical Bioethics.

• Abortion care
• Devolution and policy transfer
• Empirical bioethics
• Health policy
• Mental capacity
• Nephrology
• Organ donation and transplantation
• Telemedicine
  Translational bioethics

• "Opt Out" Organ Donation in the UK: This project is a long-term research interest, providing a comprehensive analysis of the move to so-called "opt out" organ donation throughout the UK (and the Crown Dependencies). In addition to a series of journal articles, this work is the focus of a forthcoming book with Oxford University Press.

• Best Interests and Rotten Compromise (funded by the Institute of Medical Ethics): This project is examining the nature and prevalence of compromise in the context of best interests decision making.

• Best Interests in Renal Dialysis (funded by Kidney Research UK): This project builds on earlier work and is concerned with the development of training and resources to support kidney care decision making for patients with cognitive impairments.

• Routledge Handbook of Empirical Bioethics: Alongside several colleagues, I am editing the forthcoming Routledge Handbook of Empirical Bioethics. It will be the first comprehensive, practical guide to empirical bioethics, with contributions from a range of international experts.

• Elgar Research Handbook on Organ Donation, Transplantation, and the Law: Alongside Dr Neera Bhatia (Deakin University, Australia), I am editing this collection on the current regulatory landscape concerning organ donation and transplantation. Championing an international and comparative focus, this Handbook brings together contributors from across the globe.