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The Victorian Allied Health Professionals Association is a specialist trade union representing a growing membership of around 4,500 Allied Health Professionals working in public and private hospitals, community health centres, aged care, medical centres, private clinics and health and community services.

Our members ensure the effective running of our health system and ensure that patients are provided with the best possible service and care.

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About

VAHPA is the Union for Allied Health Professionals working in the Victorian healthcare system.

September 19, 2019

Mildura Base Hospital to return to public hands

After determined lobbying by a community group leading into the last state election, the Andrews Government announced in late August 2019 that it would return the service delivered by the Mildura Base Hospital to public hands.

September 19, 2019

Mistrust in retail super sees industry super funds grow

A recent report examined a trend of superannuation fund members deserting retail funds and moving their retirement savings into consistently better-performing industry funds.

September 3, 2019

Opposing the Ensuring Integrity Bill

The Ensuring Integrity Bill quite clearly represents the biggest attack on unions, union members, and working people since the introduction of WorkChoices in 2005 under the Howard Government.

Hands off Radiation Therapy

The Radiation Therapy career structure at Alfred Health is under attack. There are plans to replace Grade 6 Radiation Therapists with generic Operations Managers.

Change The Rules

The Victorian Allied Health Professionals Association supports the ACTU’s Change The Rules campaign and encourages all members to get involved.

Defending Community Health

VAHPA is standing up for Community Health Allied Health Professionals in Victoria in their fight for fair pay and conditions.