Dr. Chris Parker completed his medical training at Queen’s University, including a residency in Internal Medicine, followed by fellowships in Respirology and Critical Care Medicine.  He is currently an Associate Professor in the Department of Medicine and in the Department of Biomedical and Molecular Sciences at Queen’s.  His clinical activities are split between Respirology and Critical Care Medicine.

Dr. Parker’s academic interests include research in cardiopulmonary interactions and mechanisms of dyspnea.  He is a respected educator, contributing to both the Undergraduate and Postgraduate medical curricula.  He is the Course Director of MEDS 455 and the Director of the Respirology Training Program.  Specific educational interests are the application of cardiorespiratory physiology to the understanding of resuscitation, and the use of high-fidelity medical simulation.

He has also been selected to lead the implementation of a new program in endobronchial ultrasound at Kingston General Hospital.
 

Clinical Interests:
General Respirology
Critical Care Medicine
Resuscitation

Clinical Appointments:
G.F.T. Kingston General Hospital
Consultant: HDH, PCCC, SMOL

Academic Interests:
Pathophysiology of Dyspnea
Cardiopulmonary Interactions

Administrative Appointments:
Associate Professor, Departmant of Medicine
Director, Repiratory Training Program
Queen's University