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We provide a range of support to assist patients, consumers, families and carers to access services at the Royal Melbourne Hospital.

Hospital care

Coming to hospital can be a stressful time for many people. Knowing as much as possible about what to expect can make you feel more comfortable.

Ongoing care

We work with you and your family or carers to set goals for what you want to achieve from your stay in hospital.

Community care

We deliver more than 50 healthcare services in the community and in people's homes, across Melbourne and regional Victoria.

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Services & clinics

At the Royal Melbourne Hospital, we offer a range of services and clinics for our patients and consumers. We support people staying in hospital, as well as people coming in for treatment or being treated in the community.

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Cardiology

Diabetes and Endocrinology

Emergency

Intensive Care

Kidney Care

Major Trauma

Medical Imaging

Mental Health

Metabolic Diseases

Neurology and Stroke

Victorian Infectious Diseases Service

Victorian Tuberculosis Program

Health professionals

As a large public hospital and healthcare provider, we work with health professionals statewide to help deliver patient care. Our career and training opportunities for healthcare workers promote professional development and improve patient outcomes.

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The Royal Melbourne Hospital is one of Australia’s leading public healthcare providers. Join the team. Build a career.

Training and professional development

We have a range of clinical training sessions and learning opportunities at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, whether you want to refresh your existing skills or learn something new to progress your career.

For GPs and specialists

Our GP Liaison team helps GPs and other health professionals to navigate and refer patients to services at the Royal Melbourne Hospital (RMH). We work to improve communication between the hospital and primary care.

Information sharing with other entities

The Royal Melbourne Hospital may occasionally share relevant information with other entities such as law enforcement, family violence services or child protection professionals.

Pathology Handbook

The RMH Pathology Handbook is a reference guide to help clinicians select tests and collect the correct specimen.

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Yusuf Liban

Community Advisory Committee member

Yusuf Liban is a multicultural and youth advocate and advisor with the Victorian Multicultural Commission, championing inclusive community leadership.

Yusuf Liban is a dedicated advocate for multiculturalism, youth empowerment and community-led change. He is the Director of the Multicultural Youth Group, a grassroots organisation supporting young people from multicultural backgrounds through leadership development, capacity building, civic engagement, sport, enterprise, awards and community connection. Under his leadership, MYG has connected with more than 9,000 community members and delivered initiatives that elevate youth voices, including Australia’s first Multicultural Youth Awards.

Yusuf currently works at the Victorian Multicultural Commission within the Department of Premier and Cabinet, where he provides strategic advice and support on engaging multicultural communities across Victoria. His work focuses on strengthening social cohesion, improving community engagement and ensuring diverse voices are heard, represented and reflected in government decision making.

In 2018, Yusuf founded Modest Fashion Runway, Australia’s first event dedicated to showcasing diverse and culturally inclusive fashion. The initiative has collaborated with Melbourne Fashion Week and has helped challenge gaps in representation across the fashion industry by creating pathways for culturally diverse designers, models, stylists and creatives to be seen, celebrated and connected to new opportunities.

A proud African refugee, Yusuf’s leadership is shaped by lived experience, resilience and a deep commitment to belonging, safety and representation. His advocacy has been recognised through the 2021 Victorian Refugee Young Leader Award and his recognition as a finalist for the 2025 Young Australian of the Year. He also contributes to community safety, interfaith and youth advisory work through roles with the African Australian Police Task Force, Crime Stoppers Victoria Youth Advisory Board and the Darebin Interfaith Council.

Through his work across government, community and the creative industries, Yusuf continues to champion initiatives that empower young people, strengthen multicultural communities and help build a more inclusive, connected and socially cohesive Victoria.