We are greatly saddened by the loss of Professor Glenn Bowes AO, Emeritus Professor of Paediatrics. His visionary leadership, profound commitment to improving the lives of children and adolescents, and great humanity have left an indelible mark on the Melbourne Children’s Campus, the University and the wider community.
Meet Emily, the senior clinician specialising in Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) at Gatehouse, the RCH’s free, voluntary Specialist Sexual Assault Service. “I help to break down barriers to accessing specialist sexual assault services for children at risk of or experiencing sexual exploitation. I also help children, young people, and their carers identify ways to disrupt … Continued
The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) is delighted to welcome Dr Peter Steer as our new Chief Executive Officer.
Meet Siân, a passionate and dedicated Medical Imaging Technologist at The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH).
The Department of Health holds an annual recruitment round for part-time board director and chair positions for public hospitals. Applications for the 2025 recruitment round open Friday, 1 November 2024.
Researchers at The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) have welcomed a major investment in paediatric cancer research, to help increase the number of survivors of childhood cancer.
Hanna is our Senior Paediatric Care Pharmacist and Clinical Pharmacy Team Co-leader. We caught up with her to find out how she got started in this job and what’s involved in ensuring medication safety across a hospital.
Sarah Connolly is currently the Director of Allied Health at the Royal Children’s Hospital. We caught up to find out a bit more about what led to Sarah’s career in health, the importance of protecting children and what inspires her to keep doing what she does. You’re currently the Director of Allied Health, but … Continued
At just four-years-old, Sammi became the first case of a NRAS gene mutation at the RCH, her journey is one of love and resilience.
602.That’s how many days two-year-old Aarna spent in Koala, The Royal Children’s Hospital’s cardiac ward. That means, the toddler has spent most of her life in hospital, until now.
