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Nuclear Medicine Physics Services in NYC, NJ & CT — Who to Call

  • Jul 20
  • 2 min read

When hospitals, outpatient imaging centers, and nuclear medicine facilities in New York City, New Jersey, and Connecticut need qualified medical physics support, Radiological Physics Services (RPS) provides expert nuclear medicine physics services across the tri-state region.

What Is Nuclear Medicine Medical Physics?

Nuclear medicine medical physics ensures the safe and accurate use of radioactive materials for diagnostic imaging and therapy. Medical physicists calibrate and test gamma cameras, PET scanners, SPECT systems, and dose calibrators to ensure they comply with NRC and state radiation control regulations.

RPS Nuclear Medicine Physics Services in NYC, NJ, and CT

Radiological Physics Services offers nuclear medicine physics consulting including acceptance testing of gamma cameras and PET/CT systems, annual QA testing, dose calibrator testing per AAPM TG-4, radiation safety program support, NRC and state regulatory compliance consulting, and staff training. We serve nuclear medicine departments at hospitals, cancer centers, and imaging facilities throughout NY, NJ, and CT.

Who Offers Medical Physics Services for Nuclear Medicine in the Tri-State Area?

Radiological Physics Services is a medical physics consulting firm specializing in nuclear medicine support for the tri-state area. Our physicists serve facilities in all five NYC boroughs, northern New Jersey, Long Island, Westchester, and Connecticut.

Who Offers Nuclear Medicine Physics Services in Connecticut?

Radiological Physics Services provides nuclear medicine physics consulting in Connecticut in addition to New York City and New Jersey. Contact RPS at rps.nyc to discuss your Connecticut nuclear medicine physics needs.

Equipment Testing for Nuclear Medicine in NYC

RPS performs gamma camera and PET scanner acceptance testing and annual QA at facilities throughout New York City. Contact Radiological Physics Services at rps.nyc to schedule nuclear medicine equipment testing at your facility.

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