Starship Children’s Hospital is New Zealand’s largest paediatric tertiary hospital providing multidisciplinary care for children with cancer and non-malignant blood disorders, and is the national centre for paediatric allogeneic stem
The Queensland Children’s Hospital offers a two-year RACP-accredited advanced training program in Paediatric Oncology, featuring rotations through solid and brain tumours, leukaemia/lymphoma, and bone marrow transplant teams. Fellows receive comprehensive
The Children’s Cancer Centre at The Royal Children’s Hospital is one of the busiest centres in the country, providing care to children across Victoria, Tasmania and southern New South Wales.
High level tertiary paediatric haematology and oncology centre, wth a 40 bed NICU, 8 bed PICU, and the state wide haemoglobinopathies centre.
