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Joel shares important message this Motorcyclist Awareness Month News article

Motorcyclist Joel is all smiles now - but it was a different story last week when the 31-year-old came off his bike.

Hand therapy videos

These videos demonstrate different types of home exercises that may be prescribed by your hand therapist at the RMH.

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.

Botox Clinic RMH Service

BOTOX® is used to treat a wide range of conditions, including movement disorders, focal spasticity, hemifacial spasm and axillary hyperhidrosis.

Doctors unsure how to treat snake bite, study finds, following two deaths News article

More than 3,000 Australians are bitten by snakes every year, with 500 being hospitalised and two dying on average. Last year, in Victoria, there were 128 calls to the Victorian Poison Information Centre regarding snake bites.

General Diabetes and Endocrinology RMH Service

We provide treatment, care and support for people with endocrine conditions; including diabetes, osteoporosis, pituitary disease and thyroid disease.

Community Care Unit RMH Service

We provide 24-hour recovery-focused rehabilitation in a community residential setting to people with complex mental health needs.

City Hub after-hours service

We provide telephone and telehealth-based support and care in the after-hours period to patients and carers of eligible programs.

Donated ICU clothes helping other patients get home safe News article

Losing a loved one is an incredibly sad time, but some families whose loved ones have died in our Intensive Care Unit (ICU) are choosing to give back in a way that is helping other patients get home faster, and with dignity. 

The Intensive Care Unit’s A/Prof Professor Adam Deane awarded $150,000 grant News article

A/Prof Adam Deane has been awarded $150,000 from the Ramaciotti Health Investment Grants 2020.

New study finds thrombectomy benefits patients with large ischaemic strokes News article

A recent study has shown that endovascular thrombectomy, a minimally invasive procedure that removes blood clots, can improve the outcomes of patients with large ischaemic strokes.

A new research study aims to uncover the risk indicators for thunderstorm asthma News article

A digital diary may be the answer to uncovering the risk of experiencing thunderstorm asthma.

How “remote buddies” could help donning and doffing PPE News article

Research by the Royal Melbourne Hospital (RMH) published in the Medical Journal of Australia shows using “remote buddies” may help preserve personal protective equipment (PPE) supplies and provide reliable access to monitoring.

International recruitment and sponsorship opportunities

Are you an internationally qualified nurse currently residing outside of Australia or qualify to be sponsored? Find out more about our nursing opportunities.

HMOs and unaccredited registrars

We are actively recruiting hospital medical officers (HMOs) who have an interest in joining the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (RANZCP) psychiatry training program as an HMO or unaccredited registrar.

Victorian Immunobullous Service RMH Service

Our multidisciplinary immunobullous diseases service manages patients with all types of blistering autoimmune diseases, including those with oral mucosal involvement.

The RMH Emergency physician thanks COVID-19 healthcare workers with artwork News article

The RMH Emergency Physician Dr Amaali Lokuge has painted a portrait of fellow Emergency Dr Emma West to honour her colleagues’ hard work and sacrifices during the peak of the COVID-19 second wave in Victoria.

Section 1: Mandatory components for all ethics submissions

All components in section 1 are mandatory and must be completed for all ethics submissions.

Trauma Service RMH Service

We provide emergency, trauma and critical care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Meals

When you are in hospital, every day you or your carers can choose what you will eat from an electronic menu.