Matt Lynch, MD
Clinician, Aluna Science
Matt Lynch, MD, is a Physician and Clinician at NOHO. Board-certified in Internal Medicine, he brings extensive experience in primary care sports medicine, exercise and performance, disease management, injury prevention and recovery, and longevity.
Dr. Lynch completed his Internal Medicine residency and Primary Care Sports Medicine fellowship at the University of Cincinnati. His experience includes serving as Head Team Physician for the University of California, Berkeley football program; Deputy Chief of Athletic Medicine, Team Physician, and Primary Care Sports Medicine Physician at Yale University; and Primary Care Sports Medicine Physician for FC Cincinnati.
He earned his BS in Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology from Yale University and his MD from Eastern Virginia Medical School. Dr. Lynch’s approach combines medical expertise with a focus on optimizing performance, preventing injury, supporting recovery, and promoting long-term health.
Credentials & certifications
Undergraduate:
BS in Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology — Yale University
Medical school:
MD — Eastern Virginia Medical School
Residency:
Internal Medicine — University of Cincinnati
Fellowship:
Primary Care Sports Medicine — University of Cincinnati
Board certification:
Internal Medicine (ABIM)
Specialist areas
- Sports Medicine
- Exercise
- Performance Improvement
- Disease Management
- Injury Prevention & Recovery
- Longevity
Experience
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Education & training
Featured publications
- Exertional Syncope in a Female Division I Cross-Country Athlete.Rue BM, Lynch M, Dailey S. | Clinical Journal of Sports Medicine. 2019; 29 2, e7.View publication
- Assessment of Mitral Annular and Velocity Vector Imaging in Acute Myopericarditis.Lynch MD, O’Donnell R, Weintraub N, Lopez-Candales A. | Echocardiography. 2013 July; 00:E1–E5.View publication
- Cerebral Microinfarcts Associated with Severe Cerebral β-Amyloid Angiopathy.Soontornniyomkij V, Lynch MD, Mermash S, Pomakian J, Badkoobehi H, Clare R, Vinters HV. | Brain Pathology. 2009 Jul 16.View publication
- Functionalized Magnetonanoparticles for MRI Diagnosis and Localization in Epilepsy.Akhtari M, Bragin A, Cohen M, Moats R, Brenker F, Lynch MD, Vinters HV, Engel J Jr. | Epilepsia. 2008 Aug; 49(8):1419–30.View publication
All publications
Tale of the Tape: An unusual cause of performance decline.
Lynch MD, Ruckelshaus D, Foster T, Ross D, Dailey SW. Poster Presentation, AMSSM Annual Meeting. April 2019.
Am I My Brother’s Keeper? The Contribution of Family History to Athletic Participation.
Lynch MD, Dailey SW. Oral Case Presentation, AMSSM Annual Meeting. April 2018.
Training to the Limit: Case Report of a Collapsing Rower.
Lynch MD, James J. Poster Presentation, AMSSM Annual Meeting. April 2016.
Aquaporin Expression in the Brains of Patients With or Without Cerebral Amyloid Angiography.
Moftakhar P, Lynch MD, Pomakian BS, Vinters HV. J Neuropathol Exp Neurol. 2010 Dec; 69(12): 1201–1209.