Goldie | Department of Medicine | School of Medicine

Craig Goldie MD

Position(s)

Interim Division Chair

Program Director, Palliative Medicine Residency Training Program

Assistant Professor

Contact Info

Tel 613-548-2485

Fax 613-548-2436

Research Profile

Dr. Craig Goldie is a Palliative Medicine physician and Assistant Professor at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario. He is appointed in the Department of Medicine and cross-appointed in the Departments of Oncology and Family Medicine. He completed his medical school training at Queen’s University, before moving to Vancouver, BC to complete his residency in family medicine, working as a family physician for 2 years before completing his palliative medicine fellowship and moving back to Kingston in 2013.

Dr. Goldie provides clinical service primarily through Kingston General Hospital for inpatients and in the Cancer Centre of Southeastern Ontario (CCSEO) for outpatients. He also works at Providence Care Hospital, the Lung Diagnostic and Assessment Program (LDAP) at Hotel Dieu Hospital, and outreach clinics at the Belleville Cancer Centre.

Dr. Goldie is currently Palliative Medicine Division Co-Chair (interim) with Dr. Danielle Kain. He is also the Residency Program Director for the Enhanced Skills program overall, the Enhanced Skills – Palliative Care program, and the Royal College Adult Palliative Medicine subspecialty training program(s).

Dr. Goldie has a background in computer engineering (B.Eng – University of Victoria) and has researches interests in: early palliative care and the stigma of palliative care, the use of technology in clinical care and medical education, cannabis for symptom management, and the use of psychedelics for existential distress.

Dr. Goldie is married to Dr. Katie Goldie, assistant professor in the School of Nursing at Queen’s University and they have 4 young children and a golden retriever.

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