Nuclear Medicine Clinics in New Zealand
Find a nuclear medicine clinic: this directory currently lists 14 New Zealand clinics whose own website names nuclear medicine. Use the map and clinic list to compare locations, then confirm referral, cost and booking with the clinic.
- Clinics listed
- 14
- Cities
- 9
- Regions
- 8
- Brands
- 9
Brands offering nuclear medicine
Nuclear Medicine Clinics in New Zealand: map
Explore the clinic locations, then open a clinic page for its address, brand and scan details.
Nuclear Medicine Clinics in New Zealand
- Affinity Medical Imaging – JohnsonvilleJohnsonville, Wellington
Nuclear medicineMRICT ScanUltrasoundX-ray
- Affinity Medical Imaging – Lower HuttLower Hutt Central, Lower Hutt
Nuclear medicineMRICT ScanUltrasoundX-ray
- Allevia Radiology – TakapunaTakapuna, Auckland
Nuclear medicineUltrasoundX-rayInterventional radiologyPregnancy ultrasound
- Allevia Radiology PET-CTMount Eden, Auckland
Nuclear medicineCT ScanPET/CTUltrasoundX-ray
Faded scans are probable, not confirmed.
- Auckland Radiology Group – RemueraNewmarket, Auckland
Nuclear medicineMRICT ScanUltrasoundX-rayPET/CT
- Beyond Radiology – GraftonGrafton, Auckland
Nuclear medicineMRICT ScanUltrasoundX-rayInterventional radiology
- Canopy Imaging – Molecular Imaging & Therapy CentreCamberley, Hastings
Nuclear medicineCT ScanPET/CTUltrasoundX-ray
Faded scans are probable, not confirmed.
- Canopy Imaging – Palmerston NorthPapaioea, Palmerston North
Nuclear medicineMRICT ScanUltrasoundX-rayPET/CT
- I-MED Radiology – Fraser CoveMerivale, Tauranga
Nuclear medicineMRICT ScanUltrasoundX-rayPET/CT
- MSK RadiologyRemuera, Auckland
Nuclear medicineMRICT ScanX-rayUltrasound
Faded scans are probable, not confirmed.
- Reform Radiology – Molecular Imaging & Therapy CentreChristchurch Central, Christchurch
Nuclear medicineCT ScanPET/CTUltrasoundX-ray
Faded scans are probable, not confirmed.
- SRG RadiologyManukau, Auckland
Nuclear medicineMRICT ScanUltrasoundX-rayInterventional radiology
- Taranaki Base HospitalWestown, New Plymouth
Nuclear medicineMRICT ScanUltrasoundX-ray
- Waikato HospitalMelville, Hamilton
Nuclear medicineCT ScanUltrasoundInterventional radiologyFluoroscopyX-ray
Faded scans are probable, not confirmed.
Where to find nuclear medicine in New Zealand
Nuclear medicine is listed in nine of the 45 towns in this directory, and Auckland alone accounts for six of the clinics. For much of the country this is a scan you travel for, so it is worth checking the nearest larger centre as well as your own town.
Nuclear medicine clinics by city
Nuclear medicine clinics by region
- Auckland (6)
- Wellington (2)
- Hawke's Bay (1)
- Manawatū-Whanganui (1)
- Bay of Plenty (1)
- Canterbury (1)
- Taranaki (1)
- Waikato (1)
Brands listing nuclear medicine clinics
What is a nuclear medicine?
Nuclear medicine scans use a small amount of a radioactive tracer, injected or swallowed, and a camera that shows how organs and bones are working. Common tests include bone scans, thyroid scans, kidney scans and SPECT-CT. Health New Zealand: SPECT-CT molecular imaging · InsideRadiology (RANZCR): Nuclear medicine
Referral
Nuclear medicine scans are requested by a doctor or specialist. Most are done in hospital departments or a small number of private centres.
Time and preparation
Timing varies by test. Many scans need a wait of 2 to 4 hours between the tracer injection and the pictures, so allow half a day.
Who pays
Most nuclear medicine scans are publicly funded through hospital referral. Private options are limited and may be covered by insurance.
For a fuller explanation, read CT and PET/CT access in New Zealand.
Nuclear medicine questions
What is a nuclear medicine?
Nuclear medicine scans use a small amount of a radioactive tracer, injected or swallowed, and a camera that shows how organs and bones are working. Common tests include bone scans, thyroid scans, kidney scans and SPECT-CT.
Where can I get a nuclear medicine scan in New Zealand?
Radiology Clinics NZ currently lists 14 clinics with nuclear medicine named on their own page. The largest visible city clusters include Auckland, Wellington, Lower Hutt, Hastings, and the map above shows every location.
Do I need a referral for nuclear medicine in New Zealand?
Nuclear medicine scans are requested by a doctor or specialist. Most are done in hospital departments or a small number of private centres.
How long does a nuclear medicine scan take?
Timing varies by test. Many scans need a wait of 2 to 4 hours between the tracer injection and the pictures, so allow half a day.
Who pays for nuclear medicine in New Zealand?
Most nuclear medicine scans are publicly funded through hospital referral. Private options are limited and may be covered by insurance. Confirm the fee and funding route with the clinic before you book.
How are nuclear medicine clinics chosen for this directory?
A clinic appears on this page when its own branch page names nuclear medicine as a service. A brand-wide service page does not count, because it does not tell you what that branch does.
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Clinic details last checked: 8 September 2026. Content reviewed by Dr. Mark Bekhit, radiologist.