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  • Specialized nursing roles: Find your niche 

    Specialized nursing roles: Find your niche 

    Nurses at VA fill many specialized roles. Learn about the different paths to a VA nursing career and start your job search.

  • Radiation Oncology at VA: Explore careers and events 

    Radiation Oncology at VA: Explore careers and events 

    VA’s radiation oncology professionals are at the forefront of mission-critical care—providing life-changing treatment and bridging compassionate care with cutting-edge technology.

  • First responder careers at VA 

    First responder careers at VA 

    First responders at VA are united by a commitment to protect those who once protected us, ensuring that every Veteran can receive care in a safe and supportive environment.

  • What to know about new federal resume requirements

    What to know about new federal resume requirements

    Beginning Sept. 27, 2025, all federal resumes will need to adhere to a two-page limit. Here’s what you need to know about new requirements.

  • Discover your next career in a VA rural community 

    Discover your next career in a VA rural community 

    Find a community and career that’s right for you in a rural area. Let’s explore the rich heritage of Chillicothe, Ohio.

  • Pain management specialist at VA 

    Pain management specialist at VA 

    Chronic and acute pain affects many Veterans, and at VA, no one faces it alone. Keep reading to learn more about pain management roles across VA and how you can join our team.

  • The Role of Mental Health Care in Whole Health at VA 

    The Role of Mental Health Care in Whole Health at VA 

    With a mental health care career at VA, you can help Veterans improve their quality of life.

  • Decoding USAJOBS Postings 

    Decoding USAJOBS Postings 

    Having a strong understanding of what to expect while searching for a federal job can help job seekers feel prepared and confident.

  • Competitive vs. Noncompetitive Hiring: What’s the difference?

    Competitive vs. Noncompetitive Hiring: What’s the difference?

    Get the facts about competitive and noncompetitive hiring—and what that means for Veterans.

  • How to Tailor Your VA Job Search on USAJOBS 

    How to Tailor Your VA Job Search on USAJOBS 

    Job hunting is stressful enough. Learn how to tailor your VA job search on USAJOBS to find positions that are right for you.

  • Primary care with purpose: Healing those who served 

    Primary care with purpose: Healing those who served 

    Explore a primary care career at VA to help Veterans stay healthier longer. 

  • Translate your military skills to a civilian career 

    Translate your military skills to a civilian career 

    Get tips for positioning your military skills when applying for civilian jobs.

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