Dr. Doig’s current research focuses on outcomes research in critical care with a special focus on severe sepsis. Dr. Doig has received funding as a principal or co-investigator from the Canadian Foundation for Innovation, Canadian Institute for Health Research, Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research, and the Canadian Intensive Care Foundation. He is an often quoted expert in lay media, and has contributed opinion pieces to the editorial pages of local and national newspapers. Dr. Doig has been awarded multiple undergraduate and post-graduate teaching awards in Medical Ethics and Clinical Skills. He is a past-recipient of the McLeod Distinguished Achievement Award for Faculty from the University of Calgary, the E. Garner King Award from the Canadian Critical Care Society, AMA Medal for Distinguished Service Award, and 2016 CMA Dr. William Marsden Award in Medical Ethics. Dr. Doig is married with 4 children. He is an avid cyclist, skier, swimmer, and soccer player….currently ranked 4th in his family in goal scoring, but hoping to improve.