Be part of something big
We are excited to bring together voices from across the healthcare landscape for the fourth consecutive year at the RWAV Conference 2026 in Geelong, Victoria, and your organisation is invited!
With over 250 attendees from across the sector, amongst professionals, service leaders, policy influencers, and decision-makers, the event will be a dynamic platform for everyone to join the discussion and shape the future of rural and regional healthcare. Come ready to contribute, collaborate, and connect!
This year, the conference theme, Beyond Boundaries and Building Futures in Rural Healthcare, will navigate key areas and innovative responses across a range of topics.
Position your brand where it matters and grow
your reach across rural healthcare.
With expanded networking zones and events,
an engaging agenda, and enhanced trade
spaces, RWAV Conference 2026 offers more
ways to connect than ever.
Our sponsor partners will benefit from a comprehensive and effective marketing campaign, to include:
In print and online channels inclusions such as websites, social media and on-site branding in the conference app and onscreenBuild real connections with leaders
across the health, government,
and not-for-profit sectors.
Get featured across our website,
social channels, printed materials,
and on-screen during the conference.
Get in front of key players and
decision-makers in rural health.
Hear what’s new in rural health
workforce planning, community
needs, and service development.
Connect with a wide audience
across the healthcare sector, from
health professionals, advocates,
policymakers and decision-makers to
peak bodies and sector leaders.
We’ll highlight your role in supporting
stronger health outcomes across rural
and regional Victoria and Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander communities.
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Premium Package
Exclusive branding of the Networking and Celebration Dinner for 120 people. This dinner is the premier event of the conference celebrating rural and regional healthcare, and acknowledges the 2025 Victorian Rural Health Award winners.
Package includes
• 4 Complimentary dinner registrations with premium seating (valued at $740).
• 5 Minutes to speak at the Networking and Celebration Dinner.
• 1 Trestle table plus white table cloth.
• Up to 4 Pull-up banners at the dinner, provided by the sponsor.
• Sponsor logo on the menu.
• Verbal acknowledgement as the sole sponsor during the Networking and Celebration Dinner.
• 1 Promotional gift for dinner guests, provided by the sponsor ~ optional, subject to be approval by RWAV.
• 1 Trestle table and 2 chairs plus white table cloth.
• 4 Complimentary conference registrations (valued at $3,960).
• Access to AC power.
• Verbal acknowledgement as the premium sponsor during the conference.
• Logo and acknowledgement of sponsor on event slides during meal breaks.
• Logo and hyperlink on the conference website.
• Sponsors’ choice of 3 custom links on event website listing, which can be a combination of a website link, contact details, or a sponsor-provided PDF flyer (max 1MB).
• 100-Word company profile on the conference website.
• 1 Pre and 1 post-conference social media acknowledgement opportunities.
• 1 Flyer Satchel insert ~ optional.
Health & Wellbeing Sponsorship
Exclusive branding of the health & wellbeing space, which will contain a double trade table space in the allocated area. The space will be a relaxation zone.
Package includes
• 2 Complimentary conference registrations (valued at $1,980).
• 2 Trestle tables and 4 chairs, plus white table cloths.
• Logo and acknowledgement of sponsor on event slides during the meal breaks.
• Logo and hyperlink on the conference website.
• 75-Word company profile on the conference website.
• Sponsors’ choice of 3 custom links on event website listing, which can be a combination of a website link, contact details, or a sponsor-provided PDF flyer (max 1MB).
• 1 Pre and 1 post-conference social media acknowledgement opportunities.
• Up to 2 pull-up banners.
• Branded wellness merchandise, provided by sponsor (i.e. hand sanitiser, muesli bars, herbal teas, eye masks, etc.). Discuss your ideas at the time of booking.
• 1 Flyer Satchel insert ~ optional.
Trade Table Sponsor Package
Main Conference at the Geelong Performing Arts Centre
Package includes
• 2 Complimentary conference registrations (valued at $1,980).
• 1 Trestle table and 2 chairs plus white table cloth.
• Access to AC power.
• Verbal acknowledgement as a sponsor during the conference.
• Logo and acknowledgement of sponsor on event slides during meal breaks.
• Logo and hyperlink on the conference website.
• 50-Word company profile on the conference website.
• Sponsors’ choice of 3 custom links on event website listing, which can be a combination of a website link, contact details, or a sponsor-provided PDF flyer (max 1MB).
• 1 Pre and 1 post-conference social media acknowledgement opportunities.
• 1 Flyer Satchel insert ~ optional.
• Up to 2 pull-up banners per table, provided by sponsor.
Student Sponsorship Package
Sponsor students’ attendance at the RWAV Conference (main event) and also get the opportunity to participate in our exclusive student careers pre-event for 50+ students prior to the conference where all things future health careers will
be discussed.
Package includes
• 1 Complimentary full registration (valued at $990 full price).
• 2 University student registrations (valued at $360) – students nominated by sponsor or RWAV.
• Logo and acknowledgement of sponsor on event slides during the meal breaks.
• Logo and hyperlink on the conference website.
• 50-Word company profile on the conference website.
• Sponsors’ choice of 3 custom links on event website listing, which can be a combination of a website link, contact details, or a sponsor-provided PDF flyer (max 1MB).
• 1 Pre and 1 post-conference social media acknowledgement opportunities.
• 1 Trestle table (size subject to venue availability) and 2 chairs at the careers event.
• 1 Pull-up banner at the careers event, provided by the sponsor.
• Verbal acknowledgement as a sponsor during the Student Careers Event.
• 1 Flyer satchel insert ~ optional.
Welcome Event Sponsorship Package
Exclusive branding of the Welcome Event for 50+ people. This 2 hour pre-conference event is a relaxed networking opportunity prior to the main day of the conference offering a chance to meet fellow attendees and program participants
before the event.
Package includes
• 1 Complimentary conference registration (valued at $990).
• 1 Pull-up banner at the event, provided by the sponsor.
• Verbal acknowledgement as a sponsor during the Welcome Event.
• 1 Trestle table (size subject to venue availability) and 2 chairs at the Welcome Event.
• 5 Minutes opportunity to speak at the Welcome Event.
• 1 Pre and 1 post-conference social media acknowledgement opportunities.
• Verbal acknowledgement as a sponsor during the conference.
• Logo and acknowledgement of sponsor on event slides during meal breaks.
• Logo and hyperlink on the event website.
• 75-Word company profile on the event website.
• Sponsors’ choice of 3 custom links on event website listing, which can be a combination of a website link, contact
details, or a sponsor-provided PDF flyer (max 1MB).
• 1 Pre and 1 post-conference social media acknowledgement opportunities.
RWAV Sponsorship Selection Policy (Guidelines & Restrictions)
The Rural Workforce Agency Victoria (RWAV) acknowledges the valuable contributions of sponsor organisations in fostering healthcare and community development. In line with our commitment to our funders, we have formulated these Sponsorship Guidelines and Restrictions for conference events. The aim is to ensure transparent, accountable, and effective sponsorship practices that align with the values and objectives of RWAV.
To be considered as a sponsor, the conference event sponsor must align with the priorities and objectives of RWAV.
Event sponsorship for RWAV conference events must not be used to support activities that conflict with the values and principles of RWAV. Therefore, the following restrictions apply:
a. Political Affiliation: Sponsor must not promote or endorse any political party, candidate, or partisan activity.
b. Religious Activities: The conference event sponsor should not promote or advocate for any particular religious beliefs or practices.
c. Discriminatory Practices: Sponsor organisations that discriminate based on race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or other protected characteristics will not be eligible for sponsorship.
d. Controversial Content: The conference event sponsor should not include content that is offensive, discriminatory, or likely to cause harm to any individual or group.
e. Tobacco, Alcohol, and Gambling: The conference event sponsor should not promote or support tobacco, alcohol, or gambling products or industries.
f. Non-Compliance: Failure to adhere to these guidelines may result in disqualification from future RWAV sponsorship opportunities.
g. Right of Refusal: RWAV reserves the right to decline a request for sponsorship if the sponsor does not meet the Eligibility Criteria, or falls under the Sponsorship Restrictions.
To be considered as an RWAV conference or event sponsor, the sponsor must follow a transparent and standardised application process. The steps are as follows:
a. Review and Evaluation: RWAV will evaluate all proposals based on the eligibility criteria and alignment with RWAV’s objectives.
b. Sponsorship Agreement: If selected, the sponsor organisation will enter into a formal sponsorship agreement with RWAV.
a. Public Acknowledgment: The sponsor organisation will be recognised as an official partner to the extent as outlined in the sponsorship package.
b. Media Exposure: The sponsor organisation may receive exposure through press releases and media coverage related to the conference event.
c. Networking Opportunities: The organisation will have the chance to connect with other stakeholders, including event attendees.
These Sponsorship Guidelines and Restrictions aim to establish a transparent and accountable framework for RWAV’s conferences and events. By adhering to these guidelines, we strive to promote collaboration, foster community development, and enhance healthcare initiatives in rural and regional Victoria. RWAV looks forward to partnering with sponsor organisations to create positive and impactful conference events for the betterment of rural and regional healthcare in Victoria.
Details to be confirmed for bump-in and bump-out.
Internet – will be available onsite for delegates and exhibitors.
Satchel Inserts – must be delivered to the RWAV Melbourne office by Monday, 23 February 2026 to be included in the
conference satchels. A delivery label will be provided.
*Satchel size – 245 x 200 x 120mm
Terms and Conditions
Acceptance of Terms and Conditions
• Members of the Organising Committee and RWAV are collectively referred to as The Organisers.
• The Organisation listed on the sponsorship and exhibition application will be referred to as your Organisation or collectively as sponsors and exhibitors.
• By returning the Sponsorship Application Booking Form, you are accepting these terms and conditions.
Acceptance of Applications
• RWAV will issue a Tax Invoice once the Sponsorship Application Booking Form has been accepted.
• RWAV reserves the right to decline any Sponsorship Application Booking Form.
• All costs are exclusive of GST and listed in Australian Dollars.
Payments
• Payment is required within 30 days of issuing a Tax Invoice to confirm your application.
• Sponsorship and exhibition entitlements, including the allocation of exhibition space, do not commence until payment has been received.
• Once sponsorship has been paid, RWAV will include the sponsor in the agreed upon media and communications.
Cancellation of Sponsorship Bookings
• Once a sponsorship application has been accepted and If you are no longer able to attend the conference, please contact RWAV to discuss your participation.
• Cancellation within 30 days of the event will incur a 100% cancellation fee.
Cancellation or Postponement of the Conference
• If the conference is cancelled or postponed due to an event that renders proceedings with the meeting inadvisable, illegal, impracticable or impossible, RWAV will refund any registration fees or credit them towards a rescheduled conference. RWAV does not accept any liability for any other losses incurred as a result of the postponed or cancelled conference.
• An unforeseen event could include, but is not limited to, an infectious disease outbreak; industrial disruptions; service provider failures; governmental restrictions or regulations; war or apparent act of war; terrorism or apparent act of terrorism; disaster; civil disorder, disturbance, and/or riots; curtailment, suspension or restriction on transportation; or any other emergency.
Disclaimer and Changes
• Every effort has been made to present all the information accurately. However, no liability is accepted for any inaccuracy, and RWAV reserves the right to change any published information.
• RWAV reserves the right to update Sponsorship packages and trade table floor plan.
Exhibition Floor Plan
• The exhibition floor plan is subject to change without notice. The floor plan is not to an exact scale but accurately represents the position and sizes of exhibition spaces.
Correspondence
• When booking, please appoint a single point of contact within your Organisation. All sponsorship bookings will be recorded under one name, and all correspondence will be sent to this person.
Allocation of Exhibition Spaces
• Conference Organisers will allocate exhibition spaces after consideration of each organisation’s sponsorship, the date of application, preferences, proximity to competitors and any other matters deemed relevant.
Insurance
• All sponsors and exhibitors must have adequate insurance for the period of the conference, including public and product liability cover and professional indemnity insurance. We will request a certificate of currency.
Indemnity
• Your Organisation shall indemnify and hold RWAV harmless for any loss, damage to property or injury to persons suffered as a result of your participation in the conference, except where RWAV are found to be negligent.
Supply of Goods and Services
• The supply of any goods, services, samples or advice is entirely at your Organisation’s own risk.
Deliveries
• Late and missing deliveries are the main concerns for sponsors and exhibitors during the conference.
• Please ensure the correct delivery address is recorded on the delivery docket. c/o Inma Obregon, RWAV Conference, All Seasons Bendigo, 171-183 McIvor Hwy, Bendigo VIC 3550
• When you arrive on-site, have the courier name, the consignment numbers and the delivery date available.
Security
• No valuable items should be left unattended at your exhibition table/space at any time especially not overnight. No responsibility is accepted for any loss or damage to equipment and display materials.
Representatives
• Anyone from your Organisation attending the conference or guests you wish to invite to the conference must register with RWAV before the conference. An official name badge will be required to access the meeting and exhibition area.
Trade Tables
• All exhibitors will be provided with a trestle table (size: 240 x 76cm), table cloth and two chairs. Your stand must fit within the allotted space and be pre-approved by RWAV. Items at your stand must not exceed 3.0 metres high. If you have any questions, please email us a floor plan and elevations of your proposed stand.
Delegate List
• Due to adherence to privacy standards, the delegate list will not be supplied at the conference.
• RWAV complies with The Privacy Act 1988 (Privacy Act), ensuring the protection and proper handling of personal information. This encompasses the collection, use, storage, and disclosure of personal information within both the federal public sector and the private sector. Accordingly, RWAV will NOT provide delegate lists at the conference in adherence to these privacy standards.
Interactive Exhibitions
• Whilst we encourage you to develop entertaining and interactive displays to attract delegates, please be mindful not to disturb other exhibitors or delegates as trade tables are close together.
Storage
• There is limited storage space on site for exhibition equipment or packaging. Limited to 1 sq mtr/exhibitor.
Signage at the Venue
• The venue doesn’t allow any signage to be fixed to walls or other surfaces. Your signage should be free standing to allow for easy placement and should be contained within your exhibition space.
Dismantling Displays
• Due to safety requirements, you will not be able to dismantle your display before the published closing time.
Damage to the Venue
• Your Organisation shall indemnify RWAV from all liability for damage to the venue deemed to have been caused by your staff, contractors, agents or guests. The cost of repairs will be the sole responsibility of your Organisation.
We invite you to support the conference as early as possible to take advantage of the best sponsorship option and trade show location by filling out the form below or sending an email to: conference@rwav.com.au
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VACCHO is the peak body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Islander health and wellbeing in Victoria, with a membership of 33 Community-controlled organisations. Our vision is for Culture, Community and Country to be embedded
and respected in all healthcare settings and for Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Islander people to have equitable health access and outcomes.
https://www.vaccho.org.au/
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The Western Victoria Regional Training Hub gives medical graduates and junior doctors greater opportunities to live, train and work in the region.
We aim to:
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Our website – Fellowship training for Doctors in rural, remote communities: RVTS
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We are focused on the long-term, strategic issues that enhance the city and region’s prosperity.
We collaborate with our members, key stakeholders and the three tiers of government.
We are non-partisan and advocate for sustainable and responsible development of our region.
For nearly 30 years SARRAH has delivered a range of programs and initiatives, including the SARRAH Conference that support allied health professionals to improve health outcomes for rural and remote Australians. SARRAH believes that every Australian has the right to have equitable access to allied health services regardless of where they live.
Sexual Health Victoria (SHV) is at the forefront of reproductive, relationship and sexual health. As a state-wide independent organisation, we prioritise comprehensive care, education and advocacy. With two specialised GP clinics and over 50 years of expertise, SHV delivers market-leading advanced training in sexual health care for doctors, nurses and midwives. Our mission is to empower professionals and build workforce capacity to support individuals when making informed decisions about their reproductive and sexual health.
The Victorian Doctors Health Program is a free confidential advisory service for all Victorian doctors and medical students who have concerns about their well-being: such as stress, mental health questions, substance use struggles, or physical health issues.
We can provide ongoing advice and support to help find a way forward. Whilst we cannot take the place of formal clinical care, we can assist in helping you organise this as needed.
A key task is the promotion of doctors and medical students wellbeing across Victoria via advocacy and education.
IMG SOS excels in offering individualised online courses and group education sessions tailored for doctors and trainees. This approach covers FRACGP exam preparation and beyond. The organisation’s programs are endorsed by well-known organisations, including AMC, highlighting the quality and credibility of the education provided. IMG SOS’s commitment to personalised tutoring and flexible scheduling has not only resulted in a high pass rate among its candidates but has also significantly aided many doctors in securing their specialist AHPRA registration. Through its targeted courses and expert guidance, IMG SOS remains a pivotal part of many medical professionals’ journey towards certification and career advancement.
AAPM is a not-for-profit, national peak association recognised as the professional body dedicated to providing excellence in healthcare Practice Management. AAPM represents the key-decision makers in a practice and our members are employed in all areas of healthcare such as, general practice, allied health, psychology, dental, medical specialties, physiotherapy, and more. Become a member of AAPM.
AusCAPPS – Connecting Clinicians for Better Women’s Reproductive Health
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Members gain access to peer discussions, expert advice, clinical resources, and updates on education and training. With over 3,000 members nationwide, AusCAPPS is your space to collaborate, learn, and lead best practice in reproductive health care.
Join AusCAPPS today and be part of a growing network committed to improving women’s reproductive health.
Health Translations is a comprehensive online library offering high-quality translated Australian health and wellbeing information supported by the Victorian Department of Health. Tailored for Australian health practitioners and those working with culturally and linguistically diverse communities, the platform provides swift access to a wide array of reliable resources available in over 100 languages.
Dr JuMP is a coordinated medical mentoring program designed to support Medical Students, Junior Doctors and Registrars in regional Victoria.
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Murray PHN is a not-for-profit organisation, funded primarily by the Department of Health and Aged Care to commission primary healthcare services in our region, which covers almost 100,000km2 across northern Victoria and Albury, NSW. Our work is guided by health priorities that have the greatest impact on our communities’ lives.
Medtech Global offers a comprehensive healthcare ecosystem centred around its Patient Management System (PMS). For over 30 years, Medtech has prioritised patient care over paperwork, making healthcare more accessible and secure. Medtech’s cloud-hosted PMS means general software maintenance is seamlessly managed by Medtech, allowing healthcare professionals to focus on patient care. Recognised for their innovative software solutions, Medtech excels in secure data sharing, ensuring clinical information is available when needed. Serving general practices, hospital emergency departments, and specialists across New Zealand and Australia, Medtech collaborates with clinicians to create tools beyond consultations. Join Medtech in fostering innovation in health technology for better patient outcomes and a healthier future.
Swan Hill District Health is a 143 bed fully integrated rural public health service. With over 700 staff, we are host to the Charles Sturt University Mallee Clinical School as well as Victoria’s first end to end sub regional general practice program at a single location.
Healthdaq is Australia’s leading provider of recruitment services for the healthcare industry.
Our mission is to transform client recruitment processes and outcomes by improving access to talent and providing tech-enabled recruitment support.
We achieve this by offering marketing (digital advertising events and talent matching), technology (ATS and CRM), and recruitment support services (application, interview and offer management and compliance checks) that deliver results traditional staffing agencies can’t match.
We work with a range of regional health services and are delighted to be supporting RWAV’s 2025 Conference.
Telecare is Australia’s largest virtual specialist provider, with over 300 registered non-GP specialist and allied health clinicians, operating across over 30 specialties and caring for over 3000 patients every month.
Telecare operates virtual outpatient, virtual inpatient, and hybrid models of care, both in the private sector, and in partnership with health services. In addition, Telecare provides technology solutions which significantly increase the efficiency of coordinating virtual care.
Our vision is to provide equitable and accessible healthcare to all. We do this by elevating the efficiency of healthcare providers and organisations, and by establishing the standards for digital health delivery through innovative technology.
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To view our courses and get in touch about how we can partner with you to support better heart health outcomes for your region and community please visit pulsepointacademy.com.au/
Medtech Global offers a comprehensive healthcare ecosystem centred around its Patient Management System (PMS). For over 30 years, Medtech has prioritised patient care over paperwork, making healthcare more accessible and secure. Medtech’s cloud-hosted PMS means general software maintenance is seamlessly managed by Medtech, allowing healthcare professionals to focus on patient care. Recognised for their innovative software solutions, Medtech excels in secure data sharing, ensuring clinical information is available when needed. Serving general practices, hospital emergency departments, and specialists across New Zealand and Australia, Medtech collaborates with clinicians to create tools beyond consultations. Join Medtech in fostering innovation in health technology for better patient outcomes and a healthier future.
Telecare is Australia’s largest virtual specialist provider, with over 300 registered non-GP specialist and allied health clinicians, operating across over 30 specialties and providing over 40000 consults every year, servicing over 40 hospital facilities nationwide. Telecare operates virtual outpatient, virtual inpatient, and hybrid models of care, both in the private sector, and in partnership with health services. In addition, Telecare provides technology solutions which significantly increase the efficiency of coordinating virtual care.
Our vision is to provide equitable and accessible healthcare to all. We do this by elevating the efficiency of healthcare providers and organisations, and by establishing the standards for digital health delivery through innovative technology.
https://www.telecare.com.au/telecare-hospital-services-report
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Our vision is to have the right doctors, in the right places, with the right skills, providing rural and remote people with excellent health care.
