Evan Wilson

Evan Wilson is an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Queen’s University, serving as Program Director for the Infectious Diseases Residency Training Program. He holds a Master of Science in Immunology from the University of Alberta and completed medical training at the University of Alberta, followed by internal medicine residency at Queen’s University and Infectious Diseases subspecialty training at the University of Calgary. Previously, he worked as an infectious diseases consultant with Vancouver Island Health in Victoria, BC.

Dr. Wilson’s clinical focus includes inpatient consultations and ambulatory clinics for general infectious diseases, HIV, and tuberculosis. He leads the anti-microbial stewardship program at Kingston Health Sciences Centre (asK), emphasizing quality improvement in anti-microbial utilization and expanding access to outpatient therapies. His research interests span clinical infectious diseases and healthcare operational efficiency.

His academic contributions include over 15 peer-reviewed articles addressing cognitive science, visual perception, and medical education innovations. Dr. Wilson maintains active roles in medical training and hospital clinical governance through his departmental responsibilities at Queen’s University.