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Will this be a ready made or DIY? One is quick and easy while the other can often make better use of any space available.
Medicine cabinets are very common in the Rv we have had and do well but packing them can also be a very good place to give some thought!
Some things to think about are how we build and stock things as things do tend to jump up and down and add stress to medicine cabinets. So if you are DIY, add some extra, smallish strips along the corners and bottom of things and use glue that makes the wood bond into almost a single item, rather than something pinned together with brads which tend to back out and come loose.
Stocking is better if the heavy items like the big jug of shampoo are NOT in the wall cabinet as it both adds weight and falling out is much worse if it is high up!
One of our first "lessons" was after got an "air burst" of a full bottle of syrup which hit the top bar of a bike we carried inside a trailer! Syrup and flour now ride down low and secure!
We also find adding some form of softer padding to fill space can be good to have around as things don't get a chance to get a run at the door if they are padded to hold them steady! We like firm foam blocks.
To cut the rattles things make, I have cut foam and added specific holes in them for electric razor, toothbrush, etc. as a way to have it handy but not moving around on rough roads. Amazing how much nicer to get to the toothbrush if it is always in the same place I put it and something as easy as a knife pressed down into the block of foam will let the handle slide in/out easy. We do not add mirrows to the cabinet as there has always been a flat one on the wall.
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Richard
Why no RV year, make and floorplan on MY signature as we suggest for others?
I currently DO NOT have one! 
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