Health care and emergency services
Melbourne (Bundoora) campus
La Trobe University Medical Centre is located on the northwest corner of the campus and offered services ranging from general health care (general practice, physiotherapy, pathology, pharmacy) to specialist consulting such as podiatry, x-ray and general surgery.
Please note: La Trobe University Medical Centre is a private company and is not run by La Trobe University. It does not offer direct billing or student discounts.
- Tel: (03) 9473 8885
At the following medical centres, students who are covered by WorldCare OSHC pay only a small up-front fee:
Reservoir Medical Group
Corner Plenty and Gremel Roads, Reservoir
Tel: (03) 9478 2255
Complete Care Medical Centre
190 Albert Street Reservoir
Tel: (03) 9471 0022
Mill Park Super Clinic
250 Childs Road, Mill Park
Tel: (03) 9436 4155
For a complete list of direct billing clinics in Victoria, please visit the OSHC Worldcare website.
You can also call OSHC Worldcare and speak with a trained nurse or doctor for medical advice if you are unsure about whether to go to a doctor or the hospital.
For more information about OSHC Worldcare services for members have a look at their brochure.
Bendigo campus
The medical clinic at Bendigo campus is located in the Student Services Centre. You can make an appointment with the Student Services receptionist to see the nurse or doctor.
For information regarding the medical clinic, view the On-Campus Health Services section of the website.
Albury-Wodonga campus
There are numerous medical clinics, doctors and dentists in Albury-Wodonga, and two public and two private hospitals.
Medical clinics are listed in the phone book, or International Student Support Services (Albury-Wodonga) can provide contact details for a clinic that has an arrangement to accept international students and direct bill to Worldcare OSHC.
You should ask about current charges when you telephone a clinic to make an appointment. You can ask at the student association for a list of doctors who bulk bill.
Emergency services
The national telephone number for all emergency services in Australia including police, ambulance and fire is "000".
000 calls are answered by an operator who will ask which service you require - Police, Fire or Ambulance. The operator will ask relevant questions, and arrange an appropriate response.
000 calls are free on all mobile phones. Some newer phones might require you to dial 112, the international emergency number.
For critical incidents not requiring an ambulance, the police or fire brigade immediately, we recommend you call Student Life Support Services on your campus during business hours (9am-5pm) Monday to Friday.
If you need assistance after hours, call the most appropriate number below.
Useful phone numbers
- 000 Police, Fire, Ambulance (EMERGENCY ONLY)
- 1800 800 613 Security, Melbourne (Bundoora) campus
- 1800 077 043 Security, Bendigo Campus
- 0418 459 324 Security, Albury Wodonga Campus
- 131 126 - Poisons Information Centre (24 hours)
- 131 114 - Life Line: 24 hour counselling service.
- 131 638 - Public transport & timetables.
- 132 500 - SES (State Emergency Service)
- 131 176 Car Accident Towing
- 9341 1040 - Dentists: Dental Hospital Service [Emergency Only].
Contact La Trobe Internationals student support services.
Emergency services
For more information on Victoria’s Emergency Services, please visit:
