At VA, we work to meet all our Veterans where they need us, whether that’s in the big city or—like more than 4.7 million Veterans—in rural communities around the country.
Today, we’re taking a trip out west to celebrate the history of the gold rush that founded Helena, Montana, and the nearby Fort Harrison VA Medical Center.
The facility originally operated as a military fort until the end of World War I, when it was considered for a new purpose in serving Veterans as a hospital. Rebuilding and expansions followed down through the years, leading to the present facility, which shares grounds with the Montana National Guard and a U.S. Army Reserve training facility.
In addition to several positions available in the local Mental Health (Outpatient) Behavioral Health Interdisciplinary Program, open positions at Fort Harrison VAMC include:
Jobs at Fort Harrison VAMC also offer access to the state’s capital, Helena. Built on a history tied to the gold rush, Helena is a welcoming community well positioned for outdoor adventure, and the region promises something for everyone.
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Head over to VA Careers now to learn more about Fort Harrison, Montana, the vibrant community of Helena, and the jobs you can find at the Fort Harrison VAMC.
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Am still alive at 84 despite Vietnam time and horrible, renewed memories by PACT Act contractors. The reason for still being upright is the Billings, Mt CBOC. Went there at age 65 at urging of American Legion Commander. She convinced me I earned my benefits even though I felt more disabled veterans were more deserving of limited money and VA people available. Feel that VA saved my life. As a disabled vet was able to get caring, conscientious, professional help both medically and for mental problems. From surgeries to suicide watch. Very aware of the dedication of VA employees. Outstanding primary care doctor and medical personnel, including reception and clerical personnel. Thank you for your service.
A couple of pictures would have been nice.
The best VA Hospital in the USA, has an excellent staff dedicated to helping the Veterans.
Thank you all for caring.
Glenn
USMC