Dr. Matthew Fedoruk leads the Science & Research team as Chief Science Officer at USADA. Dr. Fedoruk is considered a scientific expert in anti-doping and has reviewed hundreds of results management cases while at USADA and provided credible scientific guidance and expert testimony to resolve many anti-doping analytical and non-analytical result management cases including the detection of performance-enhancing drugs and the abuse thereof in sport.

With more than 20 years of experience in anti-doping and a Ph.D. in Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Dr. Fedoruk also serves on numerous international expert advisory groups and committees. Dr. Fedoruk serves on the WADA Health, Medicine and Research Committee (HMRC) and is the current Chair of the WADA Strategic Testing Expert Group. He has participated in seven Paralympic Games as a standing member of the IPC Anti-Doping Committee, and current serves on the IWF Anti-Doping Commission. Dr. Fedoruk has also volunteered his expertise on various expert working groups in important areas such as the development and implementation of the Athlete Biological Passport, Dried Blood Spots, Contaminants and drafting revised International Standards for anti-doping.

Dr. Fedoruk also serves as co-Chair of the Scientific Advisory Board for the Partnership for Clean Competition (PCC). Before joining USADA, Dr. Fedoruk worked at the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES) and served with the Vancouver 2010 Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games in Canada. His publication record can be viewed here. He currently resides in Colorado Springs, Colorado.