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Dr Sandor Demeter
Family Physician
About Dr Demeter
Edit profileDr. Sandor Demeter is a Family Physician and Nuclear Medicine specialist based in Winnipeg, MB, currently affiliated with Grace Hospital’s Diagnostic Imaging Department at 300 Booth Drive; known for his interdisciplinary expertise and decades of clinical and academic leadership, he brings a unique blend of public health insight and diagnostic precision to his practice—if you’ve received care or collaborated with Dr. Demeter, consider leaving a review to help others in Winnipeg connect with a physician who values evidence, ethics, and patient advocacy.
Special interest
Dr. Demeter’s medical interests span nuclear medicine, public health policy, health technology assessment, and the safety of ionizing radiation; he has served on national and international advisory panels including the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission and the International Commission on Radiological Protection, and continues to contribute to health economics and diagnostic innovation through his academic role at the University of Manitoba.
Education and training
Dr. Demeter earned his MD from the University of Saskatchewan in 1989, followed by postgraduate training in Family Medicine and Anatomic Pathology at the University of Calgary; he holds fellowships in Community Medicine/Public Health (University of Toronto, 1994) and Nuclear Medicine (University of Alberta, 2002), along with advanced degrees in Health Science, Health Physics, and Journalism from institutions including the University of Toronto, University of Alberta, Illinois Institute of Technology, and Dalla Lana School of Public Health.
Practice in Winnipeg, MB
- 300 Booth Dr, Grace Hospital, Diagnostic Imaging - Nuclear Medici, Winnipeg MB R3J 3M7
Practice in Winnipeg, MB
- 820 Sherbrook St, Winnipeg MB R3A 1R9
Frequently Asked Questions
His dual background in family medicine and nuclear diagnostics allows him to integrate frontline care with advanced imaging insights, offering patients a more comprehensive evaluation process.
Yes, he is an associate professor at the University of Manitoba and contributes to research on ionizing radiation, health technology assessment, and public health systems.
Absolutely—he has served on national and international committees focused on radiological protection and continues to advocate for safe, effective use of diagnostic technologies.
He remains active in nuclear medicine at Grace Hospital and contributes to diagnostic imaging services while also engaging in policy and academic work.
He offers consultations in English and is known for his clear, patient-focused communication style, especially when discussing complex diagnostic or public health topics.
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