VA Careers

From application advice to insights, Talk About It Tuesday is back to help viewers learn more about VA and how to better your chances of joining our team.

At VA, we develop primary care careers as a bond with the Veterans we help heal by being patient-centric, team-built, care-focused and well-balanced.

VA offers opportunities for the next generation of clinicians to participate in clinical trials and research projects that support high-quality care.

Let’s explore Fort Meade, South Dakota, a historic town that’s home to the Star-Spangled Banner and the Fort Meade VA Medical Center (VAMC).

While it may seem complex at first, the General Schedule (GS) system is simply a standardized way to define pay, responsibilities, and qualifications.

Dr. Anne Lord Bailey, executive director of Strategic Initiatives Lab, is one of the leaders pioneering the clinical implementation of immersive technology.

Across the Department of Veterans Affairs’ (VA’s) nationwide network, support services professionals play a critical role in ensuring facilities run smoothly, safely, and efficiently.

Medical instrument technicians can be found all over VA, making this job one of the most visible roles in the hospital system, and one of the most demanding.

The VA Careers Talent Community offers exciting new information about what it means to work at VA and how you can become part of our team.

Mental healthcare is an important part of VA’s investment in Whole Health, and we need your expertise to help make a difference in the lives of Veterans.

Contact representatives play a vital role in improving the Veteran experience by helping callers navigate complex systems with clarity, empathy, and professionalism.

Pulmonologists play a critical role in helping patients breathe easier, and VA has a growing need for respiratory care.