RXinsider’s Pharmacy500 Academy now offers training on nuclear pharmacy services and radiological safety solutions, featuring product comparisons and company insights. Visit the Pharmacy500 Academy to learn more about nuclear medical supplies.
A nuclear pharmacy is a specialized branch of pharmacy that involves the preparation, dispensing, and safe handling of radiopharmaceuticals—medications that contain radioactive isotopes—used for diagnostic imaging, therapy, and other medical treatments in nuclear medicine. Nuclear pharmacies are dedicated to ensuring the precise and safe use of radioactive drugs, which are typically used for imaging purposes (such as PET scans or SPECT scans) or for therapeutic applications (such as radioactive iodine therapy for thyroid cancer). The nuclear pharmacist is responsible for the appropriate preparation, quality control, and distribution of these radiopharmaceuticals, ensuring both safety and efficacy.
The Pharmacy500 is awarded to 500 pharmacy supply chain businesses and associations that significantly impacted dispensing pharmacies in the U.S. over the past year.
The following are complimentary benefits extended to Pharmacy500 companies and associations (coming this spring!)
RXinsider’s Pharmacy500 Academy now offers training on nuclear pharmacy services and radiological safety solutions, featuring product comparisons and company insights. Visit the Pharmacy500 Academy to learn more about nuclear medical supplies.
This visual represents the comprehensive structure of the modern pharmacy landscape, capturing the interconnected roles, settings, specializations, and operational elements that support patient care and drug distribution. Developed by RXinsider, the ecosystem map is designed to serve as a foundational reference for education, training, communication, and strategic planning across the pharmacy industry.
RXinsider’s Pharmacy500 Stock ETF is a stock portfolio comprised of the largest publicly traded companies in the Pharmacy500.
This report offers a concise snapshot of the Pharmacy500 companies by highlighting new company additions, and examining regional distributions, practice settings, supply chain categories, and the key conferences attended.
