Intermediate Care Technician Randy Snider wanted to provide hands-on care to his fellow Veterans. As a SCOUTS field implementation agent, he can do just that.
Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Lead Intermediate Care Technician (ICT) Evan Messegee knows firsthand that when employees feel valued and supported, they’re empowered to do their best work.
From assisting in emergency departments to supporting primary care teams, ICTs play a vital role in helping Veterans receive timely, compassionate, and expert care—all while building a rewarding career in health care.
Former Army Veteran Alex Dayton shares how VA’s Intermediate Care Technician program supports his education.
Army Veteran Charles Turner signed on at VA as an intermediate care technician and has now earned his nursing degree. As he plans to continue his education, read more about the decisions that brought him to our team.
Your time in the military trained you to take care of others, and as an intermediate care technician, you can continue your career of service.
Veteran Maria Wesloh is an intermediate care technician who explains how the Foundational Intermediate Care Technician Course prepares military medics to work at VA.
Mackenzie Beeman is an intermediate care technician, and she shares how she discovered the program and what it means to her to continue serving.
Our intermediate care technicians (ICTs) were all once heroes on the battlefield. They helped care for fellow service members while serving as military corpsmen, combat medics and medical technicians. Through VA’s ICT program, they’ve become heroes in our hospitals and medical centers as well, using their military training to provide the highest quality of care to America’s Veterans.
Former military combat medics, medical technicians or corpsmen can continue their careers of service as Intermediate Care Technicians at VA.
Ryan Wyatt is the first paramedic Intermediate Care Technician (ICT) [...]
Anthony Juarez is an Intermediate Care Technician (ICT) with the [...]












