Alison Sinclair is a Canadian writer and physician born in 1959.

Her career spans two professional domains: medicine and fiction writing. Both occupations are documented as part of her identity, and the Library of Congress, in its authorized form of her name, records the birth year 1959, corroborating the biographical details attached to her. The combination of a scientific vocation and a literary one marks the record associated with her name.

The coexistence of these two roles — physician and writer — defines how she appears in the public record. Her Canadian citizenship situates her professionally within Canada, and the presence of both medicine and writing as concurrent occupations distinguishes the shape of her documented career.