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  • Tai chi helps heal deep military trauma

    Tai chi helps heal deep military trauma

    George Koerner still remembers the charred bodies and the war dead. After suffering from years of post-traumatic stress, he found relief through tai chi.

  • 5 ways VA employees have changed Veterans’ lives

    5 ways VA employees have changed Veterans’ lives

    When you work at VA, you’re part of a culture of innovation that concentrates on making a difference in the lives of all Veterans.

  • Telehealth ramped up, connecting providers and patients

    Telehealth ramped up, connecting providers and patients

    There’s no doubt about it — 2020 was a record-setting [...]

  • Paid VA residency program helps nurse step into rewarding career

    Paid VA residency program helps nurse step into rewarding career

    Jessica Crabtree knew she wanted to do work that mattered. [...]

  • Three ways VA helps military spouses continue their education

    Three ways VA helps military spouses continue their education

    Military spouses interested in continuing their education to advance a [...]

  • Four things you can expect in a post-military career at VA

    Four things you can expect in a post-military career at VA

    Job changes can be stressful — and transitioning to your [...]

  • VA committed to diverse workforce, strengthening care for Veterans

    VA committed to diverse workforce, strengthening care for Veterans

    Lt. Col. Joseph Henry Ward, M.D., Dr. John A. Kenney [...]

  • Make a difference in the health care of female Veterans today

    Make a difference in the health care of female Veterans today

    Help VA continue to provide high-quality women’s health care to the nation’s female Veterans, the fastest growing demographic.

  • VIDEO: Recruiter answers top questions about applying to VA

    VIDEO: Recruiter answers top questions about applying to VA

    One of VA’s recruiters provided helpful hints on how to [...]

  • VBA seeks talent management executive

    VBA seeks talent management executive

    Help shape civilian personnel strategy as executive director of the Office of Talent Management at VA’s Veterans Benefits Administration.

  • Recent grads: Look no further than a VA career

    Recent grads: Look no further than a VA career

    New graduates interested in a VA career can find benefits from VA, like tuition reimbursement, loan forgiveness and other education support.

  • 20 little known facts about VA medical centers

    20 little known facts about VA medical centers

    VA medical centers not only provide top-notch care to 9 million Veterans, but many have long and interesting backstories.

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