At VA, we work to meet all our Veterans where they need us.
Since more than 4.7 million Veterans return from active military careers to reside in rural communities, we need talented, dedicated professionals in these areas. We’re looking for people who understand our mission and also want to embrace the slower pace and small-town feel.
There are numerous opportunities to find happy homes in these rural communities around the country, including in Chelsea, Maine. There, you’ll find our most historic VA facility, the Togus VA Medical Center.
Whether you’re a clinical professional or looking for a non-clinical role that suits your skillset, there are numerous jobs available at Togus VA right now, including:
- Registered Nurse
- Clinical Psychologist
- Nursing Assistant
- Licensed Professional Mental Health Counselor
- Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic
- Rehabilitation Counselor
- Housekeeping Aid
No matter your role, you’ll be able to take advantage of numerous benefits that will change not only your career, but your personal life as well. You’ll also find an active and engaged small town community that’s preparing to celebrate its 175th anniversary in the coming years.
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Intrigued? Excited? Ready to make the change you’ve been needing? Head over to VA Careers now to learn more about Togus VA, the community it serves, and the jobs where we need you the most.
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