Dr. Geneviève C. Digby joined the Department of Medicine
(DOM) at Queen’s University in 2016 in the Division of Respirology with a cross-appointment
in the Department of Oncology. She completed medical school, an Internal
Medicine residency, and a Respirology fellowship at Queen’s University. She
then completed a Master of Science in Healthcare Quality. In 2021, she was the
first physician at Queen’s to be promoted to the rank of Associate Professor in
the academic track of Clinician Scholar—Quality Improvement. She is an Interim
Co-Chair of the Division of Respirology. She is the clinical lead for the Lung
Diagnostic Assessment Program. Her clinical practice otherwise includes general
respirology and bronchoscopy, including endobronchial ultrasound (EBUS). She is
the Medical Director for the Patient Safety, Quality, and Clinical Risk
Portfolio at Kingston Health Sciences Centre, as well as the Chair of the
Physician Quality Committee and the Co-Chair of the Department of Medicine
Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Committee. She has received several
awards from Queen’s University and the DOM, including the Dr. D. Laurence
Wilson Professionalism Award in 2020; the Outstanding Mid-Career Physician
Award in 2023; the Young Clinician Award in 2017; and the Best Medical Grand
Rounds award in 2017, as voted by members of the DOM for “Improving Quality and
Value in the Lung Diagnostic Assessment Program”.
Dr. Geneviève C. Digby joined the Department of Medicine
(DOM) at Queen’s University in 2016 in the Division of Respirology with a cross-appointment
in the Department of Oncology. She completed medical school, an Internal
Medicine residency, and a Respirology fellowship at Queen’s University. She
then completed a Master of Science in Healthcare Quality. In 2021, she was the
first physician at Queen’s to be promoted to the rank of Associate Professor in
the academic track of Clinician Scholar—Quality Improvement. She is an Interim
Co-Chair of the Division of Respirology. She is the clinical lead for the Lung
Diagnostic Assessment Program. Her clinical practice otherwise includes general
respirology and bronchoscopy, including endobronchial ultrasound (EBUS). She is
the Medical Director for the Patient Safety, Quality, and Clinical Risk
Portfolio at Kingston Health Sciences Centre, as well as the Chair of the
Physician Quality Committee and the Co-Chair of the Department of Medicine
Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Committee. She has received several
awards from Queen’s University and the DOM, including the Dr. D. Laurence
Wilson Professionalism Award in 2020; the Outstanding Mid-Career Physician
Award in 2023; the Young Clinician Award in 2017; and the Best Medical Grand
Rounds award in 2017, as voted by members of the DOM for “Improving Quality and
Value in the Lung Diagnostic Assessment Program”.