We provide outpatient consulting across several sites (Moorabbin Hospital, Monash Medical Centre (Clayton) and Dandenong Hospital) as well as general gynaecology and subspecialty operating list access through accredited Monash Women’s gynaecologists in private rooms who can waitlist directly for elective surgery.
You can access gynaecology care with Monash Women’s through a referral from your GP.
Referrals are categorised by clinical urgency.
For more information, have a read of the FAQs relating to gynaecology care.
| Clinic | Day(s) | Site(s) |
| Abnormal periods (Menstrual management) | Friday |
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| General gynaecology and abnormal periods (Menstrual management) | Monday, Wednesday |
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| Cervical screening and treatment (dysplasia) | Monday, Wednesday, Friday |
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| Early pregnancy support (early pregnancy bleeding) | Monday – Friday |
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| Endometriosis/pelvic pain | Alternate Fridays |
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| Fertility and hormonal care (Reproductive biology unit) | Tuesday | Monash Medical Centre (Clayton) |
| Girls and gynaecology before 18 (Adolescent gynaecology) | Friday mornings |
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| Gynaecological cancer care | Monday, Wednesday | Moorabbin Hospital |
| Menopause care (Menopause clinic) | Thursday | Monash Medical Centre (Clayton) |
| Minimally invasive gynaecology (endogynae) | Monday |
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| Pelvic floor and continence care | Tuesday |
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| Relationships and sexual health support (Sexual medicine and therapy clinic) | Thursday | Moorabbin Hospital |
| Specialist contraceptive support (contraceptive counselling) | Monday | Monash Medical Centre (Clayton) |
| Turner syndrome (menopause clinic) | Thursday | Monash Medical Centre (Clayton) |
We also provide gynaecological surgery at Moorabbin, Dandenong, Casey and Cranbourne sites on both general gynaecology operating lists as well as subspecialty (specialised procedures) operating lists for advanced laparoscopic surgery, endometriosis surgery and prolapse surgery. Many operations are suitable for several sites and you will be scheduled for your operation at the site that is closest to your home, with the most appropriate surgical team and facility for the procedure you require.
In general, advanced laparoscopy (such as significant endometriosis or hysterectomy) is available at Moorabbin, Casey and Dandenong. Pelvic floor unit surgery is available at the same sites, as is general gynaecological surgery including laparoscopy (keyhole) and laparotomy (open cut).
Cranbourne performs solely day surgery procedures and all other sites perform minor operations, vaginal surgery, hysteroscopic (in the uterus from the vagina) surgery and treatment for cervical problems.
For general information preparing for surgery view Safer Care Victoria resource HERE
Learn more about what to expect and how to prepare for a colposcopy in this video developed by Cancer Council Victoria.
Monash Health wishes to advise waitlisted and booked gynaecology patients of an upcoming change to the management of Gynaecology Services at Sandringham Hospital.
Sandringham Hospital has recently joined the newly established Bayside Health, a health service that brings together Alfred Health, Peninsula Health, Kooweerup Regional Health Service, Bass Coast Health and Gippsland Southern Health Service.
As such, from 1 July 2026, Gynaecology Services at Sandringham Hospital will transfer from Monash Health to Bayside Health. Importantly, your care will not be impacted as this is a management-level change only.
Your referral, waitlist position and/or appointment information will remain unchanged, and gynaecology services will continue to be provided by the same dedicated team of doctors and nurses.
You are not required to take any action further. However, please note that after 1 July, all correspondence related to your gynaecology appointment and/or follow-up will be delivered through Bayside Health.
