We are a leader in healthcare. Our health professionals have a strong commitment to patient care. We pride ourselves in our research and education. We integrate clinical practice with research and education to achieve the best outcome for our patients, consumers and community.
The RMH is a great place to work and a great place to receive care.
The Royal Melbourne Hospital is one of Australia’s leading public healthcare providers. Join the team. Build a career.
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There's a range of clinical learning opportunities at the Royal Melbourne Hospital.
Training and professional development
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For GPs and specialists
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Information sharing with other entities
Pathology Handbook
Find out more about tests, collection requirements and more with our Pathology Handbook.
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Our doctors
View a list of our doctors and their departments at the RMH.
Some doctors' names are not listed at their request. Mental health doctors' names are not listed.
Latest news & events
The RMH Structural Heart Team have performed Victoria’s first tricuspid valve replacement using a newly TGA-approved valve, delivered via transcatheter approach (via leg vein).
Two years after a high-speed car crash changed her life forever, a medical student who spent her 20th birthday in the Royal Melbourne Hospital (RMH) Intensive Care Unit (ICU) has reunited with the team that cared for her.
With cases of the flu on the rise, the Royal Melbourne Hospital (RMH) is encouraging Victorians to take simple but important steps to protect themselves and others over the coming weeks.
Congratulations to two of the RMH’s incredible leaders, Prof Kate Drummond and Dr Emma O’Brien, who were inducted into the 2026 Victorian Honour Roll of Women this week.
