Transition to Paediatrics program
Have you always wanted to work in paediatric nursing but are currently working in the adult sector? Now is your chance to switch over and start a new chapter in your career.
RCH News
Statement on the FINA transgender decision
The Royal Children’s Hospital is committed to fairness, inclusion, respect and the celebration of diversity. We are proud to deliver a Gender Service recognised as one of the world’s best, and even prouder of the young people and their families who declare their identity and seek our support.
RCH research examines the pandemic’s impact on mental health
The RCH National Child Health Poll report found the pandemic had significant negative mental health impacts.
Getting to know Dr Rowena Coutts: The new Chair of the RCH Board
Dr Rowena Coutts has strong Victorian ties, so it’s no surprise that her connections to The Royal Children’s Hospital began before her time on the RCH board.
Our Patron, Her Majesty The Queen celebrates 70 years as Monarch
Today marks the start of celebrations for the Patron of The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH), as Her Majesty The Queen becomes the first British Monarch to celebrate a Platinum Jubilee after 70 years of service.
Helping out just grand
Selfless sacrifice. That’s how parents Bol Kuol and Kristine Justo describe the volunteer work of ward “grandparent” Dina Milesi, who spends nine hours a week at the RCH with their “miracle” son.
Dr Rowena Coutts appointed as Chair of The Royal Children’s Hospital Board
The State Government has announced the appointment of Dr Rowena Coutts as the new Chair of The Royal Children’s Hospital Board, effective 1 July.
Vale Professor Ruth Frances Bishop AC BSc MSc PhD DSc
It is with great sadness that we advise that Professor Ruth Bishop passed away on 12 May, aged 89.
Champions for Children: Meet Taryn Marks
In recognition of IDAHOBIT Day, we caught up with Taryn Marks, the RCH’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Lead to talk about her new role and why diversity, equity and inclusion matters.
Oli rings remission bell
It’s not every day you get your own guard of honour, but for four year old Oli, his days aren’t like most others. Click here for his story.