SARRAH exists so that Rural and Remote Australian communities have Allied Health services that support equitable and sustainable health and well-being.
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Member support enables SARRAH to deliver landmark projects such as establishing an evidence base for the economic impact of allied health interventions.
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Corporate members strengthens SARRAH's voice and contributes to making a difference by giving a voice to allied health professionals to shape health policy.
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The theme of International Women’s Day 2023 is Embrace Equity.
On this IWD SARRAH encourages our leaders to get behind the workforce opportunities where women excel, where we have critical shortages and future demand growth is certain: to get behind allied health professions. READ MORE
An important step has been made to improved access to Allied Health services in rural and remote areas today with the appointment of Michael Bishop as Executive Officer to the Rural Allied Health Generalist Accreditation Council.
SARRAH NATIONAL CONFERENCE 2022 This year’s theme – People, Purpose Passion: Pathways to Success with the sub-themes of Growing and Sustaining the Rural Allied Health Workforce, Strengthening Partnerships, and Leading Change will provide collaborative opportunities for people live in rural and remote areas and work in allied health sector offering the chance to share knowledge, perspectives, and best practices.
Find out more about how SARRAH is working with health and education sector partners from across Australia on the allied health rural generalist pathway.
Check out our newsletter which is distributed to allied health professionals throughout Australia. To read the latest edition click here.
The SARRAH Training Package is an online resource to support allied health professionals transitioning to rural and remote practice.
