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Gary Goldsand, MA, is a  Clinical Ethicist and an Assistant Clinical Professor in the  Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry  and the John  Dossetor Health Ethics Centre.

Gary received the 2015-2016 Sub-Specialty Teacher of the Year Award in Internal Medicine for the ß÷ßäÉçÇø Hospital site. He currently practices health ethics in Regina, for the Saskatchewan Health Authority, and teaches clinical ethics and communications to residents in Internal Medicine, in a 2 week intensive course, offered five times annually. 

Selected Publications

Goldsand, G. (2018). Pursuing reflective equilibrium when hospital patient smoke. Healthcare Management Forum, 32(1), 44-46.

Goldsand, G., Rosenberg, Z.R.S. & Gordon, M. (April 2004). Jewish Bioethics. SGI Quarterly.

Goldsand, G. (2002). The Elusiveness of Ethics Expertise. In Touch, 5(1).

Goldsand, G., Rosenberg, Z.R.S. & Gordon, M. (2001). Bioethics for clinicians: 22. Jewish Bioethics. Canadian Medical Association Journal,164(2), 219-222.

Weijer, C., Goldsand, G. & Emanuel, E.J. (1999). Protecting communities in research: current guidelines and limits of extrapolation. Nature Genetics, 23, 275-280.