Dermatology, Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick

Contact

Email: [email protected]

Location: Outpatient department, level 0

About our service

The dermatology unit provides a tertiary referral service including diagnosis and treatment of skin disorders. There is a special focus on birthmarks and infantile haemangiomas in babies and children. 

We also work with the Epidermolysis bullosa service.

Referral process for clinicians

Our department is using to manage referrals.鈥疶he Consultmed platform allows health professionals to send e-referrals to us securely. 鈥� 

Consultmed questions and technical support: [email protected]

Referral and appointment process for parents and carers

Request a referral

To make an appointment at our clinic, you will need a referral from from your paediatrician, specialist, or your GP in some circumstances.  

They will assess your child, discuss your concerns, and make a referral to the appropriate service.鈥� 

Please address your referral by name to the Head of Department or to the appropriate dermatologist by name for all subspeciality clinics.

Track your referral

Our department uses Consultmed to manage referrals. Your referring clinician sends the e-referral to us using the secure Consultmed platform.鈥� 

Once we receive the referral, we will send you an email with your tracking information. We will update you as we process the referral and book your appointment. 

To receive these updates, please ask your referring clinician to include your email on the referral.鈥� 

If your clinician has questions about Consultmed or require technical support, they can contact [email protected].  

Need support?

If you need help or have questions about the referral and appointment process, please contact us.

Email: [email protected]

For all other enquiries including Pulsed Dye Laser, contact the Dermatology Secretary on Thursdays and Fridays on (02) 9382 1820.

Clinic information

General dermatology clinic

Diagnosis and management of children's skin problems from neonates to adolescents. 

Location: We are located in Outpatients, Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick. 

Clinic times:

  • Monday mornings: Prof Orli Wargon, Dr Geetha Sivapirabu, Dr Jacqueline Matulich
  • Wednesday mornings: Professor Orli Wargon
  • Wednesday afternoons: Dr Artiene Tatian
  • Friday mornings: A/Prof Linda Martin

Adolescent clinic

Location: We are located in Outpatients, Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick. 

Clinic times:

  • Monday (monthly): Dr Geetha Sivapirabu

Tuberous Sclerosus clinic

Location: We are located in Outpatients, Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick. 

Clinic times:

  • Tuesday (monthly): Professor Orli Wargon

Vascular Tumors and Anomalies clinic

Location: We are located in Outpatients, Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick. 

Clinic times:

  • Tuesday (monthly): Professor Orli Wargon, Dr Andrew Ming & Dr Artiene Tatian

See Vascular Tumors and Anomalies for more information. 

Pulsed Dye Laser (General Anaesthetic)

Location: We are located in Outpatients, Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick. 

Clinic times:

  • Friday (monthly): Dr Jacqueline Matulich

Epidermolysis鈥痓ullosa clinic

Location: We are located in Outpatients, Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick. 

Clinic times:

  • Friday (monthly): Dr Artiene Tatian

Support services

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Our Aboriginal Hospital Liaison and Education officers play an important role in the care and welfare of and advocacy for Aboriginal patients and families, helping ensure a responsive and respectful patient journey.
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We can arrange a free interpreter for you. Interpreters are available for over 50 languages. Tell us which language you speak when your child is admitted, or let your nurse know.
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Virtual care, previously known as telehealth, allows patients. their families and carers to access healthcare services without leaving their home or community.