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Each week, we receive job announcements from employers and employment websites—including RecruitMilitary, VetJobs and HireMilitary—looking to hire Veterans. This post contains links to job listings for the week of Sept. 22, 2025. Each week, we’ll continue to post relevant and timely listings as we receive them, and for the locations listed.
By recognizing the skills, discipline, leadership and problem-solving abilities that Veterans possess, employers can benefit greatly from hiring them. Veterans bring a diverse perspective, adaptability and a strong work ethic to the workplace, enriching company culture and fostering innovation.
Check out the latest job listings below for the week of Sept. 22, 2025:
- Tampa, FL – Shop Supervisor – Altec
- Avon, NY – Utilities Technician – The Kraft Heinz Company
- Sumter, SC – Machine Operator – Eaton
- St. Louis, MO – Patient Accounts Analyst – contracts – BJC HealthCare
- San Antonio, TX – Product Development Manager – Whataburger
- Anchorage, AK – K9 Handler
- Mobile, AL – Aircraft Electrical Installer – Airbus
- Kingman, AZ – Field Service Millwright – OTC Industrial Technologies
- Phoenix, AZ – Welder – OTC Industrial Technologies
- San Jose, CA – Product Manager for Optics – Cisco Systems, Inc.
- Denver, Co – Sr. Boiler Tech
- Lafayette, IN – Warehouse Supervisor – Lineage
- Jennings, LA – Fleet Mechanic – CRH
- Fort Meade, MD – Program Manager
- Farmington, MO – Registered Nurse Home Care – BJC HealthCare
- Flowood, MS – Alliant – Project Manager – Federal Market – Ergon, Inc.
- Omaha, NE – Auto Service Coordinator – COX
- Newark, NJ – Avionics Technician (Experienced) – United Airlines
- Forest Hills, NY – Unarmed Security Officer
- Euclid, OH – Unarmed Security Officer
- Greer, SC – Medical Assistant
- Central Texas – Account Manager (Project Management/Business Development/Sales) – Heritage Roofing and Construction
- Dallas/Houston TX – Sr. Chiller Tech
- Charlottesville, VA – Store Security Specialist
- Chesapeake, VA – Transportation Manager – WM
- Dublin, VA – Licensed Practical Nurse
- Gloucester, MA – Manufacturing Technician I – Applied Materials
- Falls Church, VA – Counterintelligence Due Diligence Officer – Amentum
- Hampton, VA – Team Leader – Howmet Aerospace
- VA – Assistant Swim School Manager
- VA – Customer Solution Engineer
- Madison, WI – Licensed Practical Nurse LPN
- Nationwide – Field Equipment Mechanic – Altec
- Nationwide – Financial Advisor – First Command Financial Services, Inc.
- Nationwide – Merchandising & Marketing – Albertsons Companies
- Nationwide – Skilled Maintenance Team Member – Toyota North America
- Remote – Adolescent and Children’s Therapist – Calm Seas Psychotherapy
- Remote – Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist – Calm Seas Psychotherapy
- Multiple Locations – Sr. Complex Claims Adjuster, Mass Tort
- Multiple Locations – Complex Claims Director
- Multiple Locations – Senior Analyst
The Home Depot
- Kahului, HI – Freight/Receiving
- Lihue, HI – Customer Service/Sales
- Ellsworth, ME – Store Support
- Rockland, ME – Cashier
- Saratoga Springs, NY – Department Supervisor
- Greenville, SC – Customer Service/Sales
- Glenview, IL – Customer Service/Sales
- Augusta, ME – Freight/Receiving
- Leominster, MA – Cashier
- Petoskey, MI – Customer Service/Sales
Overseas Roles
- Iraq – Protective Security Specialist – Acuity International
- Marshall Islands – Multiple Medical Roles – Acuity International
- Somalia – Senior Guard – Acuity International
Work at VA
Whether you’re looking for the care you’ve earned or the career you deserve, we’re all about Veterans at VA. Your military service can translate into numerous skills that Federal employers like VA value.
See this week’s job announcements below for a variety of clinical and nonclinical positions at VA facilities around the country:
- Nationwide – Peer Specialist
- Tucson, AZ – Physician (Anesthesiologist)
- Carrolton, KY – Intermediate Care Technician
- Togus, ME – Supervisory Medical Support Assistant
- Columbia, MO – Healthcare Engineer
- Kansas City, MO – Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist
- Kings, NY – Social Worker
- Kent, OH – Nuclear Medicine Technologist
- Wilkes Barre, PA – Optometrist (Clinical)
- Burlington, VT – Physician (Psychiatry)
- Beckley, WV – Medical Technician
Veterans Canteen Service (VCS) Opportunities
- Phoenix, AZ – Food Service Worker
- Phoenix, AZ – Retail Sales Associate
- Menlo Park, CA – Supervisory Operations Clerk
- Togus, ME – Food Service Worker
- St. Louis, MO (JB) – HR Assistant – ER/LR
- St. Louis, MO (JB) – Payroll Representative
- Reno, NV – Supervisory Operations Clerk
- Madison, WI – Assistant General Manager
Visit online for more openings.
Career Fairs
- Newport News, VA: Hampton Roads Military Community Employer Connect (Peninsula) – Sept. 23, 2025, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. ET
- Norfolk, VA: Hampton Roads Military Community Employer Connect (Southside) – Sept. 23, 2025, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. ET
- Newport News, VA: HERO Wednesday Collaborative Partners – Sept. 24, 2025, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. ET
- Norfolk, VA: HERO Wednesday Collaborative Partners – Sept. 24, 2025, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. ET
- Newport News, VA: Hampton Roads Military Community Education Connect (Peninsula) – Sept. 25, 2025, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. ET
- Norfolk, VA: Hampton Roads Military Community Education Connect (Peninsula) – Sept. 25, 2025, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. ET
- Online: G.I. Jobs Virtual Job Fair – Sept. 25, 2025, 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. CT
- Online: 2025 National Veterans Networking & Virtual Career Fair – Sept. 25, 2025, 12:00 – 2:00 p.m. CT
- Richmond, IN: Eastern Indiana Veteran Resource Fair & Hiring Event – Sept. 25, 2025, 12:00 – 3:00 p.m. CT
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Finding work in NH is quite difficult. Most jobs I’ve worked consider Veterans a tax benefit to themselves and nothing more. So if they already have a few then they won’t hire more.
Delivery companies are the only ones desperate for anyone.
Good luck with Law Enforcement, most are too picky to take good hearted men & women. They prefer physically fit youth with little life experience, easy to mold.
Carpentry is both fun and educational. However, work can be scarce unless you travel frequently into Massachusetts, Vermont or Maine.
Plenty of landscaping companies, which won’t pay higher than $16-$18 an hour. You’ll be lucky to earn $19 an hour and not get laid off for the winter. People who choose to make less stay on longer as snow clearing personnel. Just be careful of the ones who pay under the table, they will try to withhold paychecks for weeks at a time. I went almost a whole month without being paid. It took me confronting the Owner infront of the whole company, getting scream at and my life threatened before finally getting paid my due.
Corrections is easy to get into but not for those with family requirements. I worked at Hillsborough County House of Corrections for two years and left when it got too difficult to balance family and work life. It was hard, makes sense. It’s harder to stay due to nepotism, corruption and infighting between staff members. The Director of the Jail prevents issues by blaming the lower Officers and fires them. So if you work there then be aware you might end up a biblical goat, sent away for the sins of the Jail. Check the high turnover rate if you don’t believe me. Ask yourself if you really want to work four consecutive 16 hour shifts, into and coming out of your two days off. Just imagine that as your life and see if it’s really worth testing those waters.
I could elaborate more on the jail but I don’t want to be sued for being honest. Yes, they will make you sign a document which states you won’t talk poorly of the Jail during or after employment.
Other than that, get an education and go into the trades, welding and Electrical fields are in high demand. HVAC is also a great option.
While at collage, keep your opinions to yourself and don’t make friends. Politics has made trust null and void in school.
I posted a previous comment that had typos and errors.
This is to correct those errors.
I go to the Manhattan campus VA on E. 23rd St. in NYC.
I have been a top dance instructor all my life and was professional in NYC at 14 years old.
I offered to teach the vets about dance on 23rd St., or anywhere else I can get to in NJ, with no charge, but the VA has not responded yet.
I love the vets, and every single one of them is a pleasure to speak with.
I am Caucasian, still can teach at 83, and look young because of the miracle of dance. Dance keeps you young all your life.
Would you inquire about this for me? I would teach simply, no fuss, in a free style form of dance but which still needs attention so that vets taking it must be willing to learn the movements. There is no necessary partnering but those who wish can learn how to lead and follow from me. All I would do is bring music and show a simple step anyone could do, solo or with a partner. I have taught in many countries like this and always the steps I showed were loved.
I love to teach.
Thank you
Tracy Everitt
PS If you look me up on youtube you will see me with Liza Minnelli and also at Lincoln Center, doing the dances of Fred Astaire. and also with a chamber orchestra in a tap dance solo. I love teaching all dance forms.
Pedro Colon September 25, 2025 at 11:33 – Reply
I go to the Manhattan campus VA on E. 23rd St. in NYC.
I have been a top dance instructor all my life and was professional in NYC at 14 yearss old.
I offered to teach the vets about dance on 23rd St., or anywhere else I can get to in NJ, with no charge, but the VA has not responded yet.
I love the vets, and every single one of them is a pleasure to speak with. which keeps you young all your life.
I am Caucasian, still can teach at 83, and look young because of the miracle of dance.
Would you inquire about this for me? Iy would be a free style form or dance, no partnering, and all I would do is bring music and show a simple step anyone could do,
I love to teach.
Thank you
Tracy Everitt
PS If you look me up on youtuber you will see me with Liza Minnelli and also at Lincoln Center, doing the dances of Fred Astaire. and with a chamber orchestra in a tap dance solo. I love teaching all dance forms.
Estos trabajos Son solo para Veteranos ?
Hi – I heard that A recently retired Vet, after 20 years service, could NOT be hired r get a job until he ha been out of the service for t least 6 months – is this true? Like a job with the VA or Postal service ??? Thanks
Are there any job opening at the VA in Washington DC