Professor Gordon is a leading expert in biomedical evidence synthesis and medical education, serving as the Head of Transitions and Careers. He is also the Director of the Biomedical Evidence Synthesis and Translations to Practice (BEST) Unit, where he oversees innovative research bridging scientific evidence and clinical application. Additionally, he holds the role of Coordinating Editor and Lead for the UCLan Cochrane Gut Editorial Satellite Group, contributing significantly to the field of evidence-based medicine in gastroenterology.

As an NIHR Cochrane Programme Grant holder, Professor Gordon leads high-impact research initiatives that aim to improve healthcare delivery through the synthesis and translation of medical evidence. He is also the Chair of the Best Evidence Medical Education (BEME) Collaboration Executive, where he influences global efforts to enhance medical education practices.

With a robust academic portfolio, Professor Gordon has published over 90 peer-reviewed papers, advancing the fields of biomedical research, evidence synthesis, and medical education. His work continues to shape best practices in evidence-based medicine and healthcare education, driving improvements in patient outcomes and professional training.