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Common infusions and injections

Day Medical Services performs the following most common infusions and injections.

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.

Postgraduate Mental Health Nurse Program

We offer opportunities for Grade 2 registered nurses who have completed a graduate mental health nurse program to undertake a formal supportive program while completing a postgraduate mental health nursing qualification.

Apply for the Graduate Mental Health Nurse Program

We can help you through the application process when you're ready to apply for the Graduate Mental Health Nurse Program.

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.

Stage 2 and 3 registrars (including SIMGs on the specialist pathway)

We offer a broad range of mandatory and elective rotations for our Stage 2 and Stage 3 registrars (including SIMGs on the Partial Comparable pathway with RANZCP).

Stage 1 (first year) registrars

We recruit first-year registrars (RANZCP Stage 1 trainees) and support them to complete their training with us over the years to come.

Unaccredited and pre-vocational registrars

We recruit unaccredited and pre-vocational registrars who have an interest in joining the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (RANZCP) psychiatry training program in the future.

Mental health social work

Social workers are the largest allied health workforce in public mental health, employed in a range of roles at all levels of the organisation.

Psychology

Our psychologists deliver a broad and integrated range of mental health services to young people, adults and aged persons with a serious mental illness.

Mental health occupational therapy

Our mental health occupational therapists deliver care that helps people with mental health difficulties to participate in the activities of everyday life.

Recovery stories

Explore the personal narratives and practical advice of people who live with a mental illness or look after someone with a mental illness.

Mental health learning and development

Our Mental Health Learning and Development Program enhances the skills, knowledge and capabilities of our people so they can deliver high-quality care and support to individuals experiencing mental health issues, as well as to their families, carers, supporters and kin.

Crisis, care and treatment options

There is a range of treatment options available for people needing help in crisis or general mental health care, depending on the situation.

What to expect when calling Triage

Our Triage service is usually the first point of contact for people seeking support through a clinical mental health service.

Experiencing eating disorders

Eating disorders are serious mental illnesses often characterised by a preoccupation with eating and exercise, and distorted thoughts and emotions about body image.

Problems with drugs and alcohol

People can have problems related to their use of alcohol or drugs. If you or someone you know is affected by alcohol or drugs, support is available.

Problems with grief and loss

Grief and loss are part of life. It's important to realise that grieving is a normal process and that you may need some help while going through this period.

Problems with memory and confusion

Memory loss is a part of ageing. But when people experience more memory loss than would be expected when getting older, everyday activities can become confusing.

Problems with thinking

At times we may have problems with our thinking. Our thoughts can feel jumbled, too fast or too slow. Or we might find ourselves thinking about unusual things.