Rural Workforce Agency Victoria (RWAV) is a not-for-profit government funded organisation improving health care for rural, regional and Aboriginal communities in Victoria.

RWAV provides a range of activities and support to improve the recruitment and retention of health professionals to rural and regional Victoria.

RWAV creates sustainable health workforce models that support Victoria's rural, regional and Aboriginal communities. We draw on trusted relationships, data and best practice to establish models that are capable, connected and tailored to the communities we serve.

RWAV delivers services throughout rural and regional Victoria, which is home to around 1.5 million people[1]. There are approximately 425 primary care centres including 356 GP practices, 47 Community Health Centres and 22 Aboriginal Health Services.