Physicians enter the field of medicine, first and foremost, to help people. That’s why, as our national population of aging Veterans continues to grow, the need for physicians who specialize in the field of geriatrics has never been greater at VA.
Veterans have complex health issues tied to their service, and as they age, those issues can develop into new challenges, and they need experts who are willing to help them find a path forward.
For a geriatrics physician, VA offers numerous benefits, including student loan repayment options, but there’s no greater benefit than the satisfaction of helping a Veteran. We have a mission at VA to serve those who have served, and these Veterans count on us to support them on their road to wellness.
A field that continues to expand and innovate, geriatrics offers an opportunity for physicians to participate in one of the most satisfying—and most rewarding—specialties in medicine.
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Learn more about the opportunities available to geriatrics physicians at VA by visiting VA Careers, and take the first step toward a career where your specialty will make a huge impact on the lives of your patients.
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