As many health care professionals approach or enter retirement, the demand for passionate, highly-skilled candidates is on the rise. As the needs of the industry continue to grow, opportunities for rich, fulfilling health care careers are presenting themselves everywhere—this makes now the perfect time to consider a future working with VA.
According to U.S. News & World Report, many of the best long-term career options can be found in the health care sector. They recently released a list of the Top 25 Best Health Care Jobs for 2018 noting the jump Nurse Practitioners made to the top in recent years, as well as the steady hold that Dentist has on the number one spot. Occupational Therapist and Psychiatrist also rose in the ranks as the demand continues to go up—a demand that VA has experienced firsthand as we seek to better serve Veterans.
Are you working in one of the top 25 health care careers?
If you are currently studying or working in one of these fields, consider a rewarding career serving our nation’s heroes. With our wealth of opportunities and broad range of job paths, you can make the most of your experience and skills. Browse our job opportunities and amazing benefits, and see why a career with VA is right for you.
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Through programs like the Employee Incentive Scholarship Program (EISP), VA employees like Dr. Kenyuatia L. Gash have received financial support in pursuit of their education.
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I have been a supporter of Paralized Veterans of America, 7 Mill Brook Road, Wilton, NH 03086, for the past few years.
Please tell me if they are a legitimate agency and do they really help our disabled veterans. I feel very proud because I had 3 brothers plus my husband that served in the military and very blessed that none of them were injured. Also I believe I have read that the President or chairman or whomever the head of this charity is either does not receive a salary or receives a reasonable salary. Is this true?
Thank you, Mrs. Juanita Dick