Share your voice and help improve our services

By joining the Monash Health Community Advisory Committee, you can help shape the future of our services and provide vital feedback to ensure Monash Health provides safe, high-quality care to everyone in our community.

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If you answer yes to the following, you may be the person we’re looking for: 

  • Have you, a family member, or someone you support, used Monash Health services? 
  • Are you a strategic thinker and passionate about improving health services? 
  • Are you a well-connected leader within your community? 
  • Do you want to help improve people’s experiences with Monash Health? 
  • Do you want to support and advise Victoria’s largest metropolitan health service? 

By joining the Monash Health Community Advisory Committee, you can help shape the future of our services and provide vital feedback to ensure Monash Health provides safe, high-quality care to everyone in our community. 

Your involvement and commitment 

The Community Advisory Committee meets on Wednesday evenings every second month (6 meetings per year) for 3 hours, 5pm to 8pm, at Monash Medical Centre in Clayton. 

How to apply 

Interested community members can complete the online application form on the Monash Health website. 

Applications close 30 July 2025. 

For further information 

  • call the Manager Consumer Partnerships on 03 9594 4023

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