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Our culture of collaboration between clinicians, researchers, government and industry enables us to work directly with you to develop creative solutions to your problems and challenges.
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We have a growing network of over 43,000 alumni spanning more than 90 countries around the world.
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Our faculty comprises 10 schools and more than 20 departments.
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Spread across several Monash University campuses, the Faculty comprises 29 teaching and clinical centres, and six institutes.
Faculty news
Indigenous Curriculum Working Group receive VC Award
Congratulations to the Department of Nutrition, Dietetics and Food's Indigenous Curriculum Working Group who received a VC Award for Teaching Excellence at the Vice-Chancellor’s Education Excellence and Research Awards held last week.
Using simulation to improve outcomes for babies in Myanmar
Monash University researcher Mr Ram Nataraja has used simulation to teach local Myanmar surgeons how to treat a common yet life-threatening condition affecting babies.
Success for Emergency Department staff at ACEM
Congratulations to Emergency Department staff (School of Clinical Sciences at Monash Health and Monash Health) on their recent successes at the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (ACEM) Annual Scientific Meeting held in Hobart from 17-21 November.
Lifetime achievement award for reproductive health research
Women’s reproductive health expert Professor Lois Salamonsen has been awarded a prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award, acknowledging her extensive contributions to human health and wellbeing.
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How can tumour suppressors prevent #cancer? Sensory Scientific Exhibition attendees experiencing the wonders of sci… https://t.co/RB5I5yOTel
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Let’s get playing (and learning)! Chessboard match between immunity vs. cancer cells #cancer #Sensoryscientific https://t.co/aozK1Zsdpd
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Welcome to the Sensory Scientific Exhibition and Discovery Day! Prof. Roger Daly starting the day off with an intro… https://t.co/qVCnIcmhtT
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Are you a Monash Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences alumni? Trying to connect with your former classmates or build your health network? 👋 We're now on LinkedIn and would love to connect with you! Join our new group - link in bio ⬆️
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RT @DrMaithri: Check out this beautiful video of the 2019 young physician leaders program in Berlin! Honoured to represent @Monash_FMNHS an…
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Xin chào from Vietnam! 🇻🇳 Paramedicine students Tash, Brooke, Dylan and Abi are taking part in our collaborative Indo Pacific health care program. 🚑🏥 The group will spend 4 weeks on voluntary placement with local healthcare providers and experience another health system first hand. 🚑🏥 Enjoy the oppprtunity guys - can't wait to hear about what you learnt! 📷 @abigail.avery
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Want to take a look inside our Biomedical Learning and Teaching building? Follow third year biomed student and social media ambassador, Jeremy, on a quick tour. You'll find the answers to 💀 How can VR be used to learn about anatomy? 👩🔬 What does a microbiology class look like? 🚲 Why are there exercise bikes in a science lab? Watch the full tour - link in bio! ⬆️
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Student dietician and social media ambassador Camillo recently presented his team's findings from their placement. "Our hospital food service placement presentation had a mouthful of a title! We were asked to report on 4 outcomes related to patient intake when on a texture modified diet. These experiences are valuable because you don't practice just following instructions. You need to decide how you're going to approach a problem with your team and develop interpersonal skills to work with them and all the other people working at your placement site. Without working as part of something bigger it's nearly impossible to get these kinds of massive jobs done. Best of all, your efforts help your placement sites improve and the health system overall, which is hugely rewarding in itself!" 👏👏👏 We love hearing your placement experiences. Did you have an ah-hah revealation or even just a special memory? Share them in the comments ⬇️