If your child has been referred to see a specialist at the hospital, it is likely that they will be seen in the children’s outpatient department. They might also be seen for follow ups here after being discharged from hospital.
The team deliver high quality and safe nursing care and support to children and young people in their homes and community settings.
Our services cover the whole of a child's journey from new born baby to young adult.
General Surgery covers all surgery from the neck down which is not covered by a specialist department.
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The Histopathology department offers a comprehensive range of diagnostic services including surgical Histopathology, andrology and non-gynaecological cytology.
Mortuary services facilitate the reception, storage and post mortem examination and viewing of deceased persons from the hospital and the community, and provide services for H.M Coroner.
The nuclear medicine imaging and ABPI doppler department carries out a variety of patient studies.
The Radiology department offer x-rays, CT, MRI and ultrasound scans.
The gynaecology department treat conditions to do with the female reproductive system.
We provide treatment for all dermatological (skin) conditions.
The Blood Sciences department incorporates the Haematology, Immunology and Chemical Pathology laboratories. It provides a comprehensive routine and emergency out of hours diagnostic Blood Sciences service.
The Blood Sciences department incorporates the Haematology, Immunology and Chemical Pathology laboratories. It provides a comprehensive routine and emergency out-of-hours diagnostic Blood Sciences service.
Formerly known as Special Care Baby Unit, the Neonatal Unit provides specialist care to premature babies and other babies needing hospital care or treatment after birth.
Pathology services at The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust are part of the South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw Pathology partnership.
The pathology department, or laboratory medicine as it is sometimes known, provides laboratory and testing services and specialises in detecting disease through a variety of investigative techniques. Our work is vital in finding an accurate and early diagnosis and improving the prospects for treatment.
The Child Development Centre provides an assessment service for children under 5 who are having difficulties in more than one area of their development. This can include assessing for autism.
The Theatre Admissions Unit is a seated area where patients can be admitted to wait for their operation.
The Urgent and Emergency Care Centre (UECC) provides care for those who need urgent medical attention.
The orthopaedics department treat musculoskeletal disorders (including bones, joints, ligaments and tendons).