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Health Hub portal

Our Health Hub patient portal is a secure mobile and web application that allows you to see and manage information about your care at the Royal Melbourne Hospital and other Parkville health services.

Parkville Precinct Strategic Cancer Service Plan

The Parkville Precinct Strategic Cancer Service Plan focuses on adult cancer services provided by the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, the Royal Melbourne Hospital and the Royal Women's Hospital.

Parkville Precinct transitions to HealthLink for secure communication with GPs News article

The Royal Melbourne Hospital and Parkville Precinct has transitioned to using HealthLink for the secure electronic delivery of discharge summaries and clinical correspondence to general practitioners (GPs) and specialist providers.

Privacy of your medical records

Maintaining your privacy and the confidentiality of your personal information is important to us.

The RMH announces five new 2025 Research Hall of Fame inductees News article

The Royal Melbourne Hospital is proud to announce the latest inductees into the RMH Research Hall of Fame, our highest honour recognising outstanding careers and groundbreaking contributions to medical research.

First Nations careers

At the Royal Melbourne Hospital, we are dedicated to building a strong First Nations workforce across all areas of the organisation, fostering a culturally safe environment that is free from discrimination and bias.

The RMH Chief Executive tours Parkville Station alongside Government and precinct partners News article

The RMH’s Chief Executive Prof Shelley Dolan, joined the Premier, Minister for Health, and Minister for Public Transport to tour the new Parkville Station and celebrate the early opening of the Parkville Station pedestrian underpass.

Need an Electronic Medical Record fix? Call our Band of Builders News article

Meet the Band of Builders (BoB), the RMH’s very own crew of clinicians driving digital transformation across Allied Health.

Protect yourself from measles - visit the RMH Measles Monday Clinic News article

The RMH’s pop-up Measles Monday Clinic is open again on Monday so staff and the public can get up-to-date with their measles vaccinations - for free!

Advanced Life Support training

We offer Level 1, Level 2 and Level 2 Recertification advanced life support (ALS) training at the Melbourne Clinical Simulation Centre at the Royal Melbourne Hospital.

Graduate Mental Health Nurse Program

Our Graduate Mental Health Nurse Program can give you a fantastic start to your nursing career. The program is supportive, flexible and will provide you with a wealth of knowledge, skills and clinical experience.

Toilets and bathroom facilities

Many of the toilets across the RMH Parkville are single room, all-gender toilets. These include some wheelchair accessible toilets, and facilities with baby-change tables or sharps bins for those who need them.

Clinical Genetic RMH Service

We provide treatment, care and support for people diagnosed with a genetic condition or with a family history of a genetic condition.

Anti-Racism and Cultural Safety Framework

Our Anti-Racism and Cultural Safety Framework sets out how we will create a workplace and care environment that is safe, respectful and free from racism for First Nations staff, patients and communities.

First Nations health

The Royal Melbourne Hospital is committed to Our First Nations Health Unit is committed to improving the health and wellbeing of First Nations people through advocacy, education and support.

Apply for the Graduate Nurse Program

Learn about how to apply for our Graduate Nurse Program.

Contact or visit Cardiology

The RMH Cardiology is located at the RMH Parkville. Find out more about the RMH Cardiology contact and location details.

Retail shops, gifts and services

There are multiple shops and services available in the ground floor retail precinct, whether you want to buy a gift, pay a bill or send mail, or find something to do.

Public transport around the RMH Parkville

The RMH Parkville is easily accessible by train, bus, tram or taxi. There are multiple transport options for you to get to or from the hospital.

Section 3: For projects that involve collaboration with any other organisation

An agreement is required where one or more external parties will work with the Royal Melbourne Hospital.