VA Careers is heading to Chicago’s Congress on Healthcare Leadership March 4-7 to meet experienced healthcare leaders who are interested in serving in a variety of roles at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).
Attendees at the American College of Healthcare Executives-sponsored event are invited to meet Russ Peal, Associate Director of Healthcare Recruitment at VA, at the VA Booth to learn more about a VA career as a health executive.
“VA senior leaders impact Veterans’ healthcare at every level — through modernization nationally, improved access to care regionally and locally, and mentorship of the next generation of health professionals,” said Darren Sherrard, Associate Director of Recruitment Marketing at VA. “Russ is at the ACHE Congress to talk about all the opportunities to serve Veterans through leadership at VA.”
Get information and share resumes
ACHE’s Congress is a gathering of 4,000 health executives who attend sessions on leadership best practices, learn how to solve industry challenges, and exchange information with experts and colleagues.
Health executives who stop by the VA Careers booth can learn more about open positions in leadership, review the benefits of a VA career and pick up information to share with family and friends.
“We encourage attendees interested in a VA healthcare leadership career path to visit VA’s Booth to share their resumes with Russ, learn about current opportunities and be alerted to future openings,” Sherrard said.
VA is currently on the lookout for candidates to fill a variety of senior leadership positions, including:
- Senior Executive Service Deputy Under Secretaries, Executive Directors and others.
- Associate Directors for Patient Care Services and other Nurse Executive and Associate Director
- Associate Directors and Assistant Directors.
- Chiefs of Staff in various cities.
Serve Veterans and get unbeatable benefits
These and other positions are available in a number of locations and some offer relocation assistance. VA health executives and other senior leaders receive competitive pay, including market, performance and incentive pay based education and length of practice.
Like other employees, executives are eligible for a wide array of benefits, including medical and dental insurance and generous leave policies. Employees at VA can plan for the future by participating in the federal retirement system.
VA executives who move to a new facility can take their benefits with them. VA providers with one active license can also work anywhere in the United States, Puerto Rico, American Samoa and Guam. VA may offer mobile telework options and transportation support.
Explore a VA Career at ACHE’s Congress 2019
- MEET VA recruiter Russ at VA’s Booth at ACHE Congress 2019.
- ACCESS the Congress agenda at https://congress.ache.org/agenda.
- EXPLORE VA senior leadership positions.
- REACH a recruiter today at VACOEEXECUTIVELEADERSHIP@va.gov.
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