University Hospital of Northern BC (UHNBC): Medical imaging

Address

1475 Edmonton Street
Prince George BC V2M 1S2
Canada

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Appointments
  • Patients to phone medical imaging to book an appointment. Please wait two business days after your doctor has ordered your scan. Scheduling office hours are Monday to Friday, 8 am to 4 pm. Closed Saturday, Sunday and all statutory holidays.
  • Requisitions must be sent via fax from the physician's office.

To schedule an x-ray appointment:

To schedule medical imaging scans:

Phone: 250-565-2405

  • CT: ext. 1 (check in at medical imaging desk 1)
  • Ultrasound: ext. 2 (check in on the 4th floor)
  • MRI: ext. 3 (check in at medical imaging desk 1)
  • Nuclear medicine: ext. 4 (check in at medical imaging desk 1)
  • Breast imaging: ext. 5 (check in on the 4th floor)
  • X-ray: ext. 6
  • Interventional/procedures: ext. 7

Fax:

  • CT: 250-565-5775
  • Ultrasound: 250-565-2877
  • MRI: 250-565-5877
  • Nuclear medicine: 250-565-5775
  • Screening mammography: 250-645-6654
  • Diagnostic mammography: 250-645-6647
  • Interventional/procedures: 250-645-8090
Information
  • Phone: 250-565-2405
  • Toll-free: 1-855-565-2405
  • Fax: 250-565-2556
  • Hours:
    • Monday to Friday, 7 am to 8 pm
    • Saturday, Sunday and statutory holidays - x-ray only, 7 am to 7 pm
  • Note: After 4:30 pm staffing is reduced.
Available tests
  • Bone densitometry
  • Computed Tomography (CT)
  • Echocardiography
  • Mammography
  • MRI
  • Nuclear medicine
  • Ultrasound
  • X-ray

Northern Health’s medical imaging departments strive to provide high quality, efficient diagnostic testing services to residents in the North.

Our clerks, technologists, radiologists, and administrative staff are committed to upholding the highest medical standards and providing physicians and patients with the diagnostic tools to improve health and wellness.

Please be aware that not all information posted will be applicable to you or your test. It is important that any questions or clarifications be directed to your physician, and in the event of any conflicting information, priority will be given to your physician's instructions.

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