Women’s health

Women’s health

Women’s physical and mental health needs are broad, evolving, and unique across every life stage. The doctors consulting from Medical Hub @ RMIT, a women’s clinic in Melbourne CBD, offer a wide range of women’s health services tailored to support you throughout your journey—from adolescence to post-menopause. Whether you’re choosing contraception, planning a pregnancy, or managing menopause, your care is guided by compassion, evidence-based practice, and a deep understanding of women’s health.

Key services include:

Breast cancer checks

If you notice changes such as lumps or irregularities in breast appearance, book an appointment for an early assessment and referral for imaging if required.

STI screening

Regular cervical screening helps detect HPV (human papillomavirus) – the leading cause of cervical cancer. It’s a simple test that can be conducted by a doctor or registered nurse.
All women/people with a cervix aged 25 to 74 must get a cervical screening (CST) every 5 years.

Cervical cancer screening

Confidential screening and treatment is available for common STIs including chlamydia, gonorrhoea, herpes, HIV, and syphilis.

Cervical cancer screening saves lives. Screening is one of the most effective ways to prevent cervical cancer, or detect it earlier.

Regular cervical screening helps detect HPV (human papillomavirus) – the leading cause of cervical cancer. It’s a simple test that can be conducted by a doctor or registered nurse.

All women/people with a cervix aged 25 to 74 must get a cervical screening (CST) every 5 years.

How is a cervical screening different to a pap-smear?

The cervical screening test is an improved version of the pap-test. Introduced in 2017, it took into account the introduction of the HPV Vaccine againsst specific strains of the human papillomavirus (HPV), which causes almost all cases of cervical cancer.

The new cervical screening test now looks for HPV, not just abnormal cells (like the Pap test did).

A better test means you will only need to screen every five years after your first HPV cervical screening test

Self-collection

All Australian women and people with a cervix can choose to collect a sample themselves under the supervision of a healthcare professional who also offers cervical screening. Self-collection is when a woman or person with a cervix takes their own sample for cervical screening. It is taken with a cotton swab. You will be given instructions on how to collect the sample and offered a private place to collect the sample. The test is just as effective at detecting HPV and preventing cervical cancer.

Self-collection is not suitable if you are experiencing symptoms such as unusual bleeding, discharge or pain.

What are the costs involved?

The cervical screening test itself is free (covered by medicare). However, you may be expected to pay a fee for the consultation with your GP.

Contraception advice

Doctors consulting from ANMH can guide you to the contraceptive option best suited to your needs. Common contraceptive methods offered at Medical Hub @ RMIT include:

Management of unplanned pregnancies (Incl. Medical Termination of Pregnancy)

Doctors consulting from Medical Hub @ RMIT can provide both pregnancy counselling for unplanned pregnancies, and medical termination options. Please call reception on (03) 9999 2778 before booking, as they can advise which doctor to book this service with.

Family planning

Pre-pregnancy consultations include medical history reviews, health checks, and immunisation advice to help prepare for a healthy pregnancy.

Menopause & perimenopause support

If you’re experiencing symptoms of menopause or perimenopause, doctor consulting from Medical Hub @ RMIT, a women’s health GP in Melbourne CBD, can discuss lifestyle strategies, symptom relief, and hormone replacement therapy (HRT), estrogen implants, tailored to your medical history and life stage.

Meet our doctors who specialise in women’s health

Dr Ben Ooi

Dr Ben Ooi

Medical Director

Dr Peggy Wong

Dr Peggy Wong

General Practitioner

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Dr Rebecca Kim

Physiotherapist
Dr Mabel Leung

Dr Mabel Leung

General Practitioner

Dr Pratiksha Nirmal

Dr Pratiksha Nirmal

General Practitioner

Dr Melanie Hill

Dr Melanie Hill

General Practitioner

Our specialties

Come and discuss your individual women’s health needs with one of the sensitive and knowledgeable doctors at Medical Hub @RMIT. Our doctors have special interests in:

Languages spoken

Would you prefer to communicate in your native language? Our female doctors speak a number of languages, including:
If you are comfortable seeing a male doctor, we can also offer you:

Book a confidential appointment with a women’s health GP in Melbourne CBD at the location of Medical Hub @ RMIT and take charge of your health at every stage of life.

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