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4worldlovers: Located a short stroll from the South Melbourne Market, the GP team offer you personalised healthcare

Each doctor takes the time to listen. With years of experience practising evidence-based medicine, they’ll work hard to put the spring back in your step.

4worldlovers: Vaccination is one of the best ways to protect yourself against the flu.

Book in your flu shot today at our flu vaccination clinic by clicking on the gold Book An Appointment button on our website.

Our doctors have completed training in general practice. They have broad knowledge and the skills to treat all your health issues through your life.

Improving men's health is a high priority. Regular medical check-ups help men stay healthy, and is an important part of chronic disease prevention.

Most of our doctors have a special interest in women's health.

A mental health care plan is a plan for people with a mental disorder. If you have a disorder, your doctor can write out this plan.

Dr Simon Andrade has a Certificate in Aviation Medicine and is a designated Australian Civil Aviation Authority provider of Aviation Medicals.

A skin cancer checkup assesses your skin cancer risk and indicates any current skin problems of concern.

Our staff are our most valuable asset. As such, Partnered Health promotes a workplace culture of respect, tolerance, and diversity. We believe in the right of employees to reach their full potential in the workplace, and continuously strive for equal opportunity through a merit-based system of recruitment, development, and promotion.

Collins Street Medical Centre, located at purpose built rooms on Level 7, 267 Collins Street, Melbourne has expanded over recent years and includes registered general practitioners, practice nurses, and onsite pathology.

4worldlovers: We can help you with acute health issues as well as providing preventative health care.

The Health Service is presently unable to offer you a diagnostic assessment of ADHD. We are aware that some of you have been on the wait list for a significant period of time and apologise for this inconvenience. Should you elect to make your own enquiries, here is a list of providers that you may wish to contact to ascertain their availability.

Doctors at the UoM Health Service consult many patients travelling to all parts of the world about their travel health care needs. These include travel vaccinations; first aid kits, malarial prophylaxis and travel safety.

We sell an extensive range of travel products including medication travel packs, mosquito nets and malarial prophylaxis. Many vaccines are available on site for a very reasonable price including Yellow Fever as we are a registered Yellow Fever vaccinating centre.

Remember that immunisation may take up to six weeks to complete, so consult your doctor as early as possible.

A variety of supplies are available for purchase at the UoM health service including first aid kits, emergency trauma kits, water purifying solution, insect repellent containing DEET, mosquito nets and malarial prophylactic medication. We also supply a small range of medications to assist with diarrhoea and vomiting whilst travelling.

The UoM health service has a range of first aid kits for purchase that include saline, sterile dressings, bandages, slings, tweezers, gloves and eye patches. It is important to be prepared in case you or the people you are travelling with become injured. This is particularly important if you are travelling through remote areas where medical services are not available.

Emergency trauma kits are also available for purchase at the UoM health service. These kits include needles, syringes and cannulas. We recommend taking an emergency trauma kit if the countries your are travelling to do not have the same level of medical care as we have in Australia. Some countries that are popular for travel do not have the same sanitation requirements as we do in Australia and the administration of a needle or being cannulated may also mean contracting diseases such as Hep B or HIV.

For further information please make an appointment to see one of our doctors.

Malaria is prevalent within areas of many countries where university students travel. At the UoM health service Malarial prophylactic medications such as Doxycycline, Malarone and Larium are available for purchase. A consultation with a doctor is required before purchasing any Malarial Prophylactic medications.

We also recommend if travelling to malaria areas that you use an insect repellent containing DEET and consider taking a mosquito net if sleeping in un-airconditioned environments. Both of these products can be purchased at the UoM health service.

To find out whether you are travelling to a Malarial area, please make an appointment for consultation with a doctor.

The UoM Health Service has a range of medications available for purchase including Stemetil for nausea, Immodium for diarrhoea, Hydrolyte for dehydration, Buscopan for stomach cramps, Noroxin a broad spectrum antibiotic and Simplotan an anti-giardia tablet. A consultation with a doctor is required before purchasing any travel medications. Please call the UoM health service to make an appointment.

General practitioners at UoM Health Service are both knowledgeable and experienced in providing advice and treatment to students relating to their sexual health. Our doctors can provide information and advice regarding contraception, sexually transmitted infections (STI) and any general sexual health issues for all genders and sexual orientations.

To speak with a general practitioner, make an appointment or contact us.

Medical Terminations Of Pregnancy (MTOP) can be provided by Dr Rolf Tsui who is also an HIVS100 prescriber.

PrEP can now be prescribed by all GPs, however, Dr Jim Giannopoulos have a special interest in men’s health.

General practitioners at The UoM Health Service can provide advice regarding contraception options, and guidance in deciding the best option for each patient. The various forms of contraception that our doctors can provide information about include condoms, the contraceptive pill, Nuvaring, an intrauterine device or Implanon. Implanon and intrauterine devices can also be inserted by general practitioners onsite. For further information regarding contraceptive options, please make an appointment with one of our general practitioners. You can also refer to the websites below for more information.

Doctors at the UoM Health Service are both knowledgeable and experienced in the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of sexually transmitted infections (STI’s).

The University of Melbourne Health Service recommends that you make an appointment to see a doctor for a sexual health check if:

You have had unprotected sexual intercourse with one or more partners