Office Bearers

PRESIDENT Dr Daniel Badger (SA) Vice President Dr Kevin London (NSW) Immediate Past President A/Prof Roslyn Francis (WA) Treasurer Ms Suzanne McGavin (VIC)

COMMITTEE Mr Nicholas Ingold (ACT) Ms Maddison Carroll (QLD) Ms Prudence Burns (NZ) Mr Christian Testa (VIC/TAS) Mrs Victoria Sigalas (SA) Ms Rosemary Dallen (WA) Prof Karen Jones (TSIG) A/Prof Giancarlo Pascali (RPS) Dr Samuel McArthur (AANMS) Prof Andrew Scott (IRC)

SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS/COMMITTEES Technologists Chair: Mr Nicholas Daw Radiopharmaceutical Science Chair: A/Prof Giancarlo Pascali Physics Chair: Mr Andrew Chicco (Acting) Quality and Technical Standards Committee Chair: Dr Darin O’Keeffe Scientific Advisory Panel Chair: Prof Dale Bailey International Relations Committee Chair: Prof Andrew Scott

BRANCH SECRETARIES New South Wales/Australian Capital Territory Dr Kevin London (Chair) Queensland Ms Anisa Kumari and Ms Christine Powell South Australia/Northern Territory Ms Katherine Guerrero Victoria/Tasmania Ms My Linh Diep Western Australia Ms Georgina Santich New Zealand Ms Jessica Fagan

Archivist Ms Debra Huddleston GENERAL MANAGER & SECRETARIAT All Correspondence Mr Rajeev Chandra, General Manager ANZSNM Secretariat, PO Box 6178, Vermont South, Victoria 3133 Tel: 1300 330 402 | Fax: (03) 8677 2970 Email: secretariat@anzsnm.org.au

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND SOCIETY OF NUCLEAR MEDICINE

1. 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. 2. Provide opportunities for collective discussion on all or any aspect of nuclear medicine through standing committees and special groups: • The Technical Standards Committee sets minimum standards and develops quality control procedures for nuclear medicine instrumentation in Australia and New Zealand. • The TSIG Committee is the group overseeing the Technologist Special Interest Group (TSIG) and ensures that all projects, committees and activities of the TSIG align with the values and strategic plan of the ANZSNM. It reports directly to the ANZSNM Federal Council and oversees the two TSIG working groups: CPD & Education Working Group and Technologist Workforce Advocacy Working Group. The committee is able to form working groups to perform specific tasks as required to provide opportunities for the benefit of Technologist members of the ANZSNM after consultation with the ANZSNM Federal Council. • The Radiopharmaceutical Science SIG and a Physics SIG that maintain standards of practice for their particular speciality and provide a forum for development in Australia and New Zealand.