Who we are

SIPTU is the union for Health Care Workers.

Our Health Division is proud to represent over 40,000 healthcare workers across Ireland. We stand with our members in hospitals, emergency services, clinics, and communities – both public and private sector – who tirelessly dedicate themselves to improving patient care and delivering essential services all day, every day.

We are working with our members to campaign for the delivery of safe staffing levels, safer working conditions and justice in the workplace.

There are six Sectors within the Division: 

our sectors

Our members are organised in both the public and private sector. Their activities make a major contribution to improving the quality of people’s lives and delivering essential services.

Care Sector

Care Sector

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Intellectual Disability

Intellectual Disability

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Support Grades

Support Grades

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Ambulance Sector

Ambulance Sector

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Allied Health Professionals

Allied Health Professionals

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Nurses and Midwifery

Nurses and Midwifery

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(01) 8586466

Email: healthdivision@siptu.ie

Divisional Organiser: Kevin Figgis

Latest news

SIPTU escalate campaign in opposition to the HSE’s Pay and Numbers Strategy

by | Oct 9, 2024 | Health,Latest News,Latest News Home | 0 Comments

SIPTU has escalated the campaign in opposition to the HSE’s Pay and Number Strategy with further protests this week, highlighting member concerns the policy will have a detrimental impact on services.

SIPTU members to protest the HSE’s Pay and Numbers Strategy

by | Oct 8, 2024 | Health,Latest News | 0 Comments

SIPTU Health Division will continue its campaign in opposition to the Health Service Executive’s Pay and Numbers Strategy this week at several additional locations this week across the country.

HSE policy on recruitment is a ‘blunt instrument’ that will  impact services 

by | Oct 3, 2024 | Health,Latest News,Latest News Home | 0 Comments

SIPTU representatives told a hearing of the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Health that the HSE policy on recruitment is a ‘blunt instrument’ which if implemented in its current form will not improve public health services to the extent necessary.

SIPTU welcomes that changes to ambulance services in South West will not proceed

by | Sep 22, 2024 | Ambulance Sector,Health,Latest News,Latest News Home | 0 Comments

SIPTU representatives have welcomed correspondence from management at the National Ambulance Service confirming that changes to rosters planned for the South West region will not be implemented.

SIPTU call on National Ambulance Service to reverse proposed cuts in South West 

by | Sep 16, 2024 | Ambulance Sector,Health,Latest News | 0 Comments

SIPTU representatives have called on the management of the National Ambulance Service to reverse proposed cuts to overtime which could reduce the number of available ambulance crews in the South West.