Employment

On World Breast Cancer Research Day, we take time to recognize the work we do at VA that helps contribute to the successes against breast cancer experienced by our Veterans.

Learn more about how the HBCU experience prepared graduates like Kendra Lee and Shannon Jordan for their current roles here at VA.

VA recruiters are a helpful resource when it comes to learning about VA’s application process and the work we do. Learn more.

Optometrists provide valuable service to Veterans, and a VA career offers access to employment benefits not found elsewhere.

Student loan support and access to advanced technology are just a few of the benefits available to gastroenterology physicians at VA.

Whether it’s access to the great outdoors or a calmer pace in your everyday life, you can find it in rural VA communities around the country.

There’s a time and a place (and a way) to reach out to recruiters during the application process. Find out the best way to reach out with our helpful tips.

Even as we serve Veterans, we want Veterans like you to join our team, because you understand the value of serving those who served.

VA is implementing the historic 4+1 Commitment to attract, hire, and retain military spouses. Learn more about this commitment and a key tenet, VA’s commitment to flexible work hours for military spouses.

The Rural Scholars Fellowship is an outstanding opportunity to become a leader in rural health care at VA.

Recently named as one of TIME100’s Most Influential People in Health of 2024, Dr. Ziyad Al-Aly conducts research into Long COVID.

Minority Mental Health Awareness Month offers a chance to look at the care we provide diverse Veterans, and the mental health careers we offer at VA.