Welcome to our website
Welcome to the Volunteer Ambulance Officers Association of Tasmania Incorporated website.
Whether you are a long-standing member of the Association, a new volunteer or someone who is thinking about becoming a Volunteer Ambulance Officer, we hope you will find the site full of useful information.
VAOAT Board
The VAOAT Board is elected annually. Find out more about our Board....
News & Noticeboard
Read the latest news and information from the VAOAT Board...
Training
Find out about VAOAT training opportunities and initiatives...
Merchandise
Members area for apparel and merchandise
Our History
Our Association was formed in the days that followed the Port Arthur Massacre. Find out more...
Become a Volunteer
Find out how you can become a Volunteer Ambulance Officer...
Latest News & Announcements
2020 AGM Program
The 2020 AGM program Has now been uploaded. Click Here to download your copy
August issue of First Response 2019 now available
Vol 24 No 1 -August 2019 is now available on the First Response page. Closing Date for next edition of First Response is the 16th of October 2019 (but …
Call for nominations for the Board and Executive for 2018/2019
Volunteer Ambulance Officers Association of Tasmania Inc Call for nominations for the Board and Executive The VAOAT Annual General Meeting will be held at …
November issue of First Response now available
Vol 23 No 2 -November 2018 is now available on the First Response page. Closing Date for next edition of First Response is the 16th of January 2019 (but …
August 2018 issue of First Response now available
Vol 23 No 1 -August 2018 is now available on the First Response page. Closing Date for next edition of First Response is the 16th of October …
February 2018 issue of First Response now available
Vol 22 No 3 – February 2018 is now available on the First Response page. Closing Date for next edition of First Response is the 16th of …
Why not volunteer for the ambulance service in your local community ….
Ambulance Tasmania is always looking for new volunteers in rural communities. If you have some spare time and are looking for something interesting and rewarding to do, why not look into becoming an Ambulance Volunteer?