Welcome to the Southern Nuclear Imaging Home Page!

Dr. Phillip Monaghan FRACP, Dr. Robert Dickinson FRACP FRACR, 

Dr. Pat Donnelly FRACP. Bill Mouratidis FRACP

Quick Reference Where are we located?

Our Mission Why are we at these locations?

Company Profile Some information about us.

Contact us: info@snig.com.au      

Latest Updates: 

Australian & New Zealand Association of Physicians in Nuclear Medicine (ANZAPNM): Brochures

Patient and referrer information brochures are now available. We will try to send out as many as possible. Alternatively, an e-copy is available here on the SNIG Web site. Click on the underlined text (link).

ARGUS Connect Secure Email Reports www.argusconnect.com.au : On the way.

Server Installation and getting connected. All SNIG sites are now connected electronically. Many benefits for referrers on contemplated.

Canterbury Bankstown Nuclear Imaging: New Bone Mineral Densitometer July 2009.

Bateman's Bay Regional Nuclear Imaging : Up and Running with Nuclear Medicine and 

Bone Mineral Densitometry (DEXA BMD). Quantitative analysis of Myocardial Perfusion.

Newsletters: e-copies- Some back copies for your reference.

What is SPECT/CT? Introductory Journal Article.

Please click here to obtain the latest Journal Article (June 2008) on the clinical Applications of SPECT CT                          

Illawarra Nu-Clear Imaging:  

During our 20th year we have prepared for the next 20 in Smith Street Wollongong! SPECT/CT is here and the major internal renovations are complete (June 2008). 

20th Birthday celebrations: September 26, 2008 from 5:00pm at our Illawarra Nuclear Imaging rooms.

Canterbury Bankstown Nu-Clear Imaging: 

Major Equipment and building Upgrades are Complete. SPECT/CT is available. Also, Siemens Dual Head Camera up-and-running.

Click on the images for larger view.

Shoalhaven Nu-Clear Imaging: Re-furbished and upgraded.

Newsletters 

in .pdf (Adobe Acrobat) format. WINTER 2007 (August 2007)

in .pdf (Adobe Acrobat). 

Promedicus.net Email Reports

Promedicus.net Secure email reports are now (June 2006) available at all Southern Nuclear Imaging practices. For more information and for downloadable documents, click on the site from whom you will be/are receiving reports. Illawarra, Canterbury Bankstown, Shoalhaven or St George Nuclear Imaging.

Using the CD ROMs with the DICOM Viewer

Updated Links to Nuclear Medicine Information. 

Updated Patient Information May 2006: Mayo Clinic Information added.

Lung SPECT Case Studies. Normal and abnormal studies.

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Updated (31st May 2006) Myocardial and Renal Scan Information with Up-to-date drug Lists.

Major Upgrade to Service at Canterbury Bankstown Nuclear Imaging  

Request Forms for use with Medical Director. Now directions in .pdf format. 

Southern Nuclear Imaging Privacy Policy

Other Information:

Bone Mineral Densitometry. Who is covered by Medicare?

Patient Information Leaflets. Individual A5 sized sheets with information about: 1. Bone Mineral Densitometry; 2. Bone Scanning and 3. Myocardial Perfusion Imaging.

Please contact your local SNIG practice for copies.

Preparation Information for Myocardial Perfusion Scan patients.

        Bone Mineral Densitometry Scanning

Quick Reference

Practice Names, Hours and Phone Numbers

Bateman's Bay Regional Nuclear Imaging: Bateman's Bay, NSW. 

Office Hours: 9:00am until 5:00pm; Monday, Wednesday and Friday.  

Phone: 61(International) 2(Area) (02) 44726012 

(call transferred to Shoalhaven NI out of normal hours)

Canterbury Bankstown Nuclear Imaging: Bankstown, NSW. 

Office Hours: 9:00am until 6:pm; Monday till Friday.  

Phone: 61(International) 2(Area) (02) 97084555

Illawarra Nuclear Imaging: Wollongong, NSW.  

Office Hours: 8:00am until 5:30pm; Monday till Friday.                     

Phone: 61 2 42261755

Shoalhaven Nuclear Imaging: Nowra, NSW.

Office Hours: 8:30am until approx. 5:00pm; . Monday to Friday                  

Phone: 61 2 44231944

Administration

Office Hours: 8:30am until 4:00pm; Monday till Friday.

Phone: 61 2 97937495

NOTE: Office hours may vary due to staffing requirements.

If a telephone call is unanswered please leave a message 

on the answering machine. Someone will return your call ASAP.

Our Mission

The Southern Nuclear Imaging Group strive to remain the leading providers of quality Nuclear Medicine services in the area stretching from the south of Sydney to the Shoalhaven and beyond. 

Company Profile

The Southern Nuclear Imaging Group (SNI) consists of three private Nuclear Medicine practices. The individual practices at Bankstown, Wollongong and Nowra are dedicated to providing an extensive range of nuclear medicine procedures. 

Our physicians are all members of relevant professional associations. Their memberships include the Australian and New Zealand Society of Nuclear Medicine (ANZSNM), the Association of Physicians in Nuclear Medicine (APNM) and the Society of Nuclear Medicine (SNM). The technologist staff are all accredited with the ANZSNM and members of the ANZSNM, ANZSNMT and the Australian Institute of Radiography (AIR). SNI have also obtained accreditation (with the ANZSNM) for the training of Nuclear Medicine Technologists at Bankstown, Wollongong and Nowra.

SNIG's physicians have had extensive experience in the field of Nuclear Medicine. Dr Norman Lyons founded the first practice in 1987. Norm was Director of Nuclear Medicine at St. George Hospital prior to entering the private sector. Drs Phillip Monaghan and Robert Dickinson have also had extensive experience in the public sector and have both been principals of SNIG for well nearly fifteen years. On January 2005 we welcomed Dr Patrick Donnelly to our group. Pat has trained in Nuclear Medicine at Prince of Wales and Bankstown Hospitals following a 14 year career as a Consultant Paediatrician. His areas of interest include Nuclear Cardiology, Bone Mineral Densitometry and Paediatric Nuclear medicine. Recently (in 2009) we have Dr Bill Mouratidis (two days a week) and Dr George Larcos join us. Bill has added experience in Ultrasound and has trained at The Hospital For Children in Canada. George has been Director of Nuclear Medicine for a number of years at Westmead Public Hospital.