Australian and New Zealand Society of Nuclear Medicine

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Australian and New Zealand Society of Nuclear Medicine

Welcome to the home page of the Australian and New Zealand Society of Nuclear Medicine. We are a multi-disciplinary association of physicians, physicists, chemists, radiopharmacists, technologists, nurses and others interested in the practice of Nuclear Medicine in Australia and New Zealand.

The Society is a non-profit organisation with a charter to promote:

the advancement of clinical practice of nuclear medicine in Australia and New Zealand;

research in nuclear medicine;

public education regarding the principles and applications of nuclear medicine techniques in medicine and biology at national and regional levels;

co-operation between organisations and individuals interested in nuclear medicine; and

the training of persons in all facets of nuclear medicine

and to provide opportunities for collective discussion on all or any aspects of nuclear medicine.

These objects are enshrined in the of the Society, 17th July 2011.

The for each sub-committee can be accessed here.

Membership Renewal

Welcome, and login information

Links

Medicare Benefits Schedule


	News Highlights

ANZSNM 42nd Annual Scientific Meeting 2012

FOR ALL NUCLEAR MEDICINE TECHNOLOGISTS/SCIENTISTS Important Information on National Registration from AHPRACLICK HERE TO SEE.

NEW Invitation to comment on the University of Sydney Masters CourseCLICK HERE TO SEE.

NEW Highlights from Darwin ConferenceFor Video - CLICK HERE.For Photos - CLICK HERE.

Nuclear Medicine Podcast

Thanks to Rob Williams. See Outside Links > Members Pages.

Scientists in Schools

An opportunity for you to promote Nuclear Medicine and gain CPD points. Interested? - CLICK HERE.


	Join the Society

If you think the Society sounds like a worthwhile organisation, why not join us? Through membership in the ANZSNM you will have input into the only organisation in Australia or New Zealand that represents the combined interests of all Nuclear Medicine practitioners: technologists, scientists, nurses and physicians. The structure of state branches and special interest groups make it possible for any member to have their views heard.

Ordinary Membership is open to those who hold a tertiary qualification and are actively involved in the production or application of radionuclides in medicine or the biological sciences.

Associate Membership is available to persons who are ineligible for Ordinary Membership. A member can remain an Associate Member for no longer than 15 months after becoming eligible for Ordinary Membership.