As spring approaches, our recruiters are hard at work throughout the month of March, visiting multiple events around the country and spreading the word about the benefits of a VA career.

In March, we’ll attend events hosted by:  

If you’re attending any of these events, now is the perfect time to meet with members of our team and find out just what a job at VA can mean for you and your career.

“VA offers an excellent opportunity to show our reverence for our national heroes while we offer our care, expertise, and talents in several different ways,” said Hussain Haideri, M.D., acting associate chief of staff, primary care, VA Northern California Health Care System. “Working for VA is a way to be a part of a dynamic team that has dedicated professionals who collectively strive to make a difference while we excel and grow in our professional capacities.”

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Make the change of the seasons the time you change your career. Learn more about these events and how to apply at VA Careers.

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4 Comments

  1. Judy February 27, 2024 at 22:12

    I hope and pray you hire people who are passionate about the veterans and their health.

  2. Kenneth W Kammauf February 27, 2024 at 11:19

    I need the (Dragon Program) Offered to TBI Patients so that I can Communicate with Media/e-mail, Letters, Briefs ect.
    Also My Benefits are not Correct. Is it Possible to get Personal Help. I’ve had a Prostate Operation with Rehabilitation and was told I must Pay Out of Pocket for Surgery Perfomed However I can not afford these Costs. Also I was Forced to Pay Survivors Benefits for >20 years and Have been told That I cannot get These Monies Reembursed for such Actions. Please Help me. Desperately VA Disabled Vet.
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    SFC Kenneth W Kammauf

  3. E Z February 24, 2024 at 09:02

    Junk! VA is about Crappy substandard VA employees. Everything about the VA is a scam now. Only friends, family and neighbors of VA employees get compensation. I can’t even get sleeping pill from the El Paso VA and I have cancer. I don’t trust the VA. I never will. VA is JUNK!

  4. James E Lister February 24, 2024 at 07:29

    Can you please tell me why we do not have this platformin Philadelphia or Pottstown, Pennsylvania?

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