- medical school: Tennessee State University
- residency: Vanderbilt University Medical Center/VA Consortium
- fellowship: Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
- board certification: Licensed Clinical Psychologist
pediatric pain management; functional and somatic symptom disorders; chronic medical conditions; tic disorders; emotional, behavioral, adjustment and relational problems; multicultural issues
Jacqueline N. Warner, PhD, is a pediatric psychologist at Dayton Children's Hospital and Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at Wright State University's Boonshoft School of Medicine. Dr. Warner specializes in pediatric pain management, functional and somatic symptom disorders, chronic medical conditions, and multicultural issues. She also provides supervision to doctoral psychology residents in training. She has been trained in biofeedback, is certified by the Tourette Syndrome Behavior Therapy Institute as a Comprehensive Behavioral Intervention for Tics (CBIT) provider, and plays an integral role in running the Gender Diversity Support Group and the Chronic Pain Program.
Dr. Warner also facilitates The Comfort Ability Program (CAP) at Dayton Children’s. The program is a fun, interactive, evidence-based workshop to help adolescents and their parents learn essential skills and strategies needed to manage chronic pain well. CAP is designed for families dealing with all kinds of chronic pain problems such as persistent headache or migraine, abdominal pain, nerve pain, joint pain, disease related pain. post-surgical pain, or any other kind of persistent pain.
Before coming to Dayton Children’s Hospital, Dr. Warner completed a pediatric pain fellowship at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. Prior to that, she completed her residency at the Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, TN and received training at Johns Hopkins University Medical Center and the Kennedy Krieger Institute in Baltimore, MD. Dr. Warner earned her undergraduate psychology degree at Denison University, her master’s at Loyola University Maryland, and her doctorate at Tennessee State University.