Medical appointments for staff

You can book a medical appointment with a general practitioner (GP) at our University Health Services (UHS) clinics at Caulfield, Clayton or Peninsula campuses for any of your health issues or concerns.

If you’re at home and unwell, you can call our triage nurses for advice (from Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm):

  • Caulfield

    (03) 9903 1177

  • Clayton

    (03) 9905 3175

  • Peninsula

    (03) 9904 4615

Make an appointment

Caulfield

Building B, Level 1, Room 146A
Hours: Mon–Fri, 9am – 5pm
Phone: (03) 9903 1177

Book appointment at Caulfield

Clayton

21 Chancellors Walk, Ground Floor
Hours: Mon–Fri, 9am – 5pm
Phone: (03) 9905 3175

Book appointment at Clayton

Peninsula

Building U, Level 1, Room U1.39
Hours: Mon–Fri, 9am – 5pm
Phone: (03) 9904 4615

Book appointment at Peninsula

Cost

As a Monash staff member, you and your immediate family members receive a discounted fee for appointments, but you'll need to pay for any vaccinations, special dressings, procedures, and medicines. For work-related travel and immunisations, you’ll need to pay for your visit and claim a refund from your faculty or department.

Please ask about costs at the time of your consultation.

All accounts must be paid the same day as your appointment.

Appointment types

A Telehealth appointment is an appointment with a doctor that’s done over the phone, or – as long as you’ve visited UHS in the past 12 months – by video call.

We recommend you continue to visit our UHS clinics for regular health checks and routine follow-up appointments that can't be provided through Telehealth. Appointments requiring in-person attendance include:

  • clinical placement
  • childhood vaccinations
  • antenatal care
  • wound care
  • cervical screening
  • blood pressure checks
  • pathology tests.

If you're coming in, you'll need your:

  • M-Pass
  • Medicare, OSHC, or Health Care Card
  • IHI number (for non-Medicare cardholders).

Registration forms

If you’re a new patient, you’ll need to complete a registration form before your first visit.

You can either:

Non-Medicare cardholders

All non-Medicare cardholders will need to have an IHI number to receive electronic prescriptions. This means that if you see a doctor for a Telehealth appointment, they can send your script to you electronically (usually via SMS).

Privacy

To find out more about how your personal information is handled and protected, check the UHS Data Protection and Privacy Collection Statement (pdf, 0.14 mb).

COVID-19 information and support

Take a look at our COVID-19 updates page for the latest information.

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