Contact us for further information or to book an appointment:

  • Healthlink address: prkneuro

Our location:

Suite 31, Level 4
Private Medical Centre
1F Royal Parade
Royal Melbourne Hospital
Parkville VIC 3050

West Melbourne

Dr James Dimou has consulting sessions at Caroline Springs (Qualitas Medical Centre) and St Vincent’s Private Werribee once a month. Enquire if you would like to see him at either of these locations.

Office Hours

Office hours office hours are 8am to 5pm Monday to Friday (with phones being answered between the hours 9.30am to 4.30pm). If you have an urgent neurosurgical issue outside of these times, please call the Royal Melbourne Hospital on (03) 9342 7000 and ask to page the Neurosurgery Registrar or come straight to the Emergency Department at RMH or your local hospital.

Parking

Parking can be quite difficult around the area at peak times. There is a carpark at the Royal Melbourne Hospital – enter off Royal Parade between the Private Medical Centre and University High School oval. There is also the Royal Women’s Hospital car park off Flemington Rd as well as various commercial car parks in the area. For short appointments 1 hour there may be street parking available around Royal Parade or Story St. Please allow plenty of time to find parking prior to your appointment time.

Tram

Nos. 19, 58 and 59

The No. 19 (North Coburg – route info here) tram travels along Elizabeth Street from Flinders Street Station in the CBD – it stops directly outside MPH in Royal Parade at Tram stop 10 located at the corner of Royal Parade and Grattan Street.

The No. 58 (West Coburg – route info here) tram travels along William Street in the CBD and then up Flemington Road – it is recommended that you alight at Tram Stop No. 14 opposite the Royal Women’s Hospital. •

The No. 59 (Airport West – route info here) tram travels along Elizabeth Street from Flinders Street Station and up Flemington Road – it is recommended that you alight at Tram Stop No. 14 opposite the Royal Women’s Hospital, which joins the Royal Melbourne Hospital.

Train

You may travel to Melbourne Central station then catch a connecting No. 19 or No. 59 tram.

You may also travel to North Melbourne station then catch a connecting No. 401 bus. Alternatively, you may travel to Flagstaff station then catch the connecting No. 58 tram as described above.

Please note, opening hours are limited on the weekend at Flagstaff station.

Parkville station adjacent to Melbourne Private Hospital below Grattan Street is connected to theCranbourne, Pakenham, and Sunbury train lines.

Bus

Nos. 401 and 402 •

Nos. 401 (North Melbourne – University of Melbourne service – route info here) and 402 (Footscray – East Melbourne service – route info here)