VA Careers

At the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), we’re beginning the year with a wide range of open positions across our nationwide network, offering rewarding career opportunities for talented professionals in clinical and support roles.

VA is driving forward innovations in cancer prevention, diagnosis, and treatment, ensuring Veterans benefit from the latest advances in medicine, backed by rigorous data and a whole-health approach.

In this Year in Review, we’ll provide an overview of the tools and features on the VA Careers website to help job seekers find their perfect career match.

In this edition of the Year in Review, we’re taking another look at 2025’s biggest federal job application changes and what they mean for job seekers.

Here's a look at Carl Vinson VA, located in rural Dublin, Ga., a small town with a big heart. See if a career serving Veterans here is right for you!

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) knows that excellence in nursing is critical to the delivery of high-quality health care to our Veterans, so it’s unsurprising that we should find Ingra Wesbey, Registered Nurse (RN) elevating the standard of care each day at the Milwaukee VA Medical Center (VAMC).

From serving those who so nobly served our country to generous leave policies, there are many benefits that make a VA career worth exploring. Let’s take a look at four reasons why you should start your physician career at VA.

From capturing images on state-of-the-art equipment to collaborating with clinical teams on the proper treatment, radiology specialists at VA play a vital role in delivering high-quality care to those who served our nation.

From clinical innovations to employee benefits, VA invests in you and your career so that you can focus on providing the best care possible to our nation’s heroes.

A career at a rural VAMC offers the same enticing benefits as any VA career, plus the unique charm and community that comes with a rural environment.

Meet with a VA recruiter at an upcoming event and learn more about a new career at VA.

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.