An educational program geared towards students and pharmacists interested in nuclear pharmacy. Site contains history, a listing of goals, registration details, faculty, courses, and requirements. Sponsored by the University of New Mexico and University of Arkansas.

Describes the use of a radioactive tracer to identify abnormal cells based on the difference in metabolic characteristics between cancerous and non-cancerous cells. Site contains pictures, FAQs, history, and a description of the process. Sponsored by the Harbor-UCLA Medical Center.

A product created by DuPont which is used to evaluate coronary blood flow. Site contains case studies, a bibliography, upcoming events, prescription information, a mailing list, and educational seminars.

Describes training requirements, training information, news, and educational materials for current and prospective nuclear pharmacists. Site provides job postings, product recalls, related links, and a list of drug interactions.

A forum for 10 member utilities within US Nuclear Regulatory Commission Region I to discuss issues pertaining to nuclear training and the nuclear industry. Site contains related links, committees information, a training topic bulletin board, and an instructor workshop.

Presents international, consolidated industry views on radioactive materials transport. Provides membership details, a staff listing, related links, upcoming events, and information sheets.

Provides recommendations and guidance on all aspects of protection against ionising radiation. Contains press releases, draft reports, publications, and a listing of activities.

A program to view, query, and extract gamma-ray, alpha-particle, and beta-particle energies and yields, half-lives, parent/daughter relations, and neutron absorptions from the TORI library.

Owns and operates the Positron Radiopharmacy Network of manufacturing and distribution centers where PET radiopharmaceuticals are produced and distributed to nearby hospitals and clinics. Contains a corporate overview, radiation safety, licensing requirements, press releases, and a list of indications covered by Medicare.

Lists the benefits of a career in nuclear pharmacy, an overview of the specialty, training requirements, duties involved, and a listing of available positions in the United States.

Registered pharmacy specializing in the preparation and delivery of radioactive drugs in Evansville, Indiana, United States. Contains a listing of services, staff listing, products provided, news items, and related links.

A small group of practicing radiopharmacists working together for the advancement of the specialty. Provides a committee listing, newsletter, handbook, a calendar of upcoming events, audit results, and links.

Provides radiopharmaceuticals to medical practices in Australia and export to New Zealand, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Hong Kong. Includes a listing of services, various decay charts, press releases, and employment opportunities. Located in Belconnen, Australian Capital Territory.

Information about the faculty and the graduate program.

Provides contrast media and delivery systems, radiology imaging products, radiopharmaceuticals, and urology imaging systems marketed towards hospitals, freestanding imaging centers and radiopharmacies.

Reference manual contains all of the currently available radiopharmaceutical package inserts within the United States.

Offers professional and post-graduate training opportunities for students and pharmacists interested in the practice of nuclear pharmacy.

An introduction to the specialty with a listing of tracers, European institutes, publications, and contacts.

Their history and statute, as well as a newsletter and congress information. Paid membership provides access to their paper bank and associate list.

A software system for the overseeing of customers, hot labs, and the department of a radiopharmacy's business. Contains a listing of features, downloads, FAQs, and documentation. Provided by Pinestar Technology, Inc. based in Greenville, Pennsylvania, United States.