Nuclear Medicine

The mission of the Division of Nuclear Medicine is to be a diverse, multidisciplinary and highly collaborative team of scientists, physicians and healthcare professionals that care for each other, and work together to provide excellent clinical for our patients, advance our research agenda to build the future of our field, and train the next generation nuclear medicine physicians and scientists.

The Division of Nuclear Medicine was founded in 1952, after beginning to use radiopharmaceuticals (molecules tagged with a radioactive isotope) for clinical care and research in the 1940s. Our programs focus on clinical service, research and education involving the medical uses of radiopharmaceuticals, and a dedicated and experienced faculty of approximately 30 physicians and scientists leads these programs.

Contact Information

Peter Scott

Peter J. H. Scott, PhD

Professor, Radiology
Director, Division of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging
Director, PET Chemistry
Director, Center for Positron Emission Tomography
734-615-1756
Ben Viglianti

Benjamin Viglianti, MD, PhD

Clinical Associate Professor, Radiology
Nuclear Medicine Service Chief
Division of Nuclear Medicine
734-936-5385

Ka Kit Wong, MBBS

Clinical Associate Professor, Radiology
Director, Nuclear Medicine Fellowship Program
Medical Director, Nuclear Medicine Therapy Clinic Ambulatory Care Units
734-936-5385