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OptiTMS Research study

Optimised Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (OptiTMS) trial for the treatment of depression investigates whether personalised brain stimulation targeting can improve outcomes for people with major depressive disorder.

Sending and receiving mail at the RMH Royal Park

If you're staying at the RMH for a longer period of time, people can send mail to you.

The ALS2 Recertification One Day Course (17th June 2026) Event

The Advanced Life Support (ALS2) provider certificate is valid for 4 years from the date you undertook the two-day course. This date can be found on your blue ALS certificate card.If you wish to retain your ALS provider status you can undertake this one-day recertification course provided your...

Historical publications

Historical publications tell the story of the Royal Melbourne Hospital, our services and our people.

Virtual Surgery School

Virtual Surgery School (VSS) is an educational program designed to help patients prepare for surgery and improve their recovery.

Critical Care, Resuscitation and Airway Skills in High Fidelity Simulation (CRASH)

Returning to work can be a big challenge, with the period of leave often resulting in reduced confidence levels and feelings of inadequacy in performing tasks that were previously straightforward.

New partnership to improve mental health and wellbeing support News article

The Royal Melbourne Hospital (RMH) and the University of Melbourne will lead a collaboration of service providers and institutions focussing on adult and older Australians as part of the State Government’s Victorian Collaborative Centre for Mental Health and Wellbeing.

Infection Prevention and Surveillance RMH Service

Our Infection Prevention and Surveillance service promotes, supports and reinforces practices and procedures to prevent the spread of infections in the hospital.

Assessing a new tablet for plaque psoriasis Research study

Understanding the effect of medication on the body's inflammatory response may lead to new treatments for autoimmune conditions, including psoriasis.

Intensive Care Unit RMH Service

We provide sophisticated care and life support for seriously ill or injured patients across the Parkville Precinct.

Stroke Clinic RMH Service

We review people with stroke and cerebrovascular disease, including ischaemic stroke, intracerebral haemorrhage, cerebral venous sinus thrombosis and vasculopathies including arterial dissection, Moya Moya disease and CADASIL.

Weaving together the RMH’s history News article

The history and creators behind the RMH's tapestry 'Research and Respond'.

OPT-302 with ranibizumab for neovascular age-related macular degeneration Research study

The ShORe trial aims to determine if the investigational medication OPT-302 will improve vision for people with wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD) when given in combination with ranibizumab, compared to ranibizumab alone.

Treatment options for the Eating Disorders Program

Our Eating Disorders Program offers a range of treatment options that provide varying levels of support according to the needs and treatment goals of each individual.

First Seizure Clinic RMH Service

The clinic reviews patients referred for evaluation of a first seizure or a subsequent epileptic seizure in those without a previous diagnosis of epilepsy.

RMH@Home Acute RMH Service

We deliver acute hospital-level treatment and care in the comfort of a person's own home.

Launching our second Reconciliation Action Plan News article

The Royal Melbourne Hospital celebrates the launch of our Innovate RAP.

Safety and adverse event reports

Maintaining and reporting of adverse events and safety information in research will ensure that RMH complies with the NHMRC's National Statement.

Parking near the RMH Elizabeth St

There is limited parking available at the RMH Elizabeth St. You must reserve a spot in advance to be able to access the car park.

Allied health careers

A career in allied health at the Royal Melbourne Hospital is a rewarding experience. Allied health professionals enjoy opportunities for career progression in clinical and non-clinical roles.