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VA recognize trainees, academic partners and staff for the role they play in the education for the next generation of health care professionals.

This story highlights two health professions trainees at the Minneapolis VA, how they like working with Veterans, and what makes training with VA different.

Despite being the most rural VA in the nation, Iron Mountain VA continues to provide the highest quality health care to Veterans spanning more than 25,000 square miles.

Nurses and residents at South Texas Veterans Health Care work together to complete simulated training for “code blue” situations that often require CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation).

One unbreakable bond shows that "even little things can change people’s lives.”

“Scrub 101” teaches nurse practitioner residents how to assist providers in a sterile environment, such as in an operating room

After graduating, pharmacist Sylvia Lombardo began looking for places to complete a residency.

The need for mental health care for Veterans is expanding in South Texas.

Designated education officers oversee training programs from more than 60 clinical disciplines.

Garry J. Augustine VSO Collaboration Award recognizes VA employee or team and VSO collaborator who are advancing health care innovation.

Suicide prevention coordinators work with community organizations to improve knowledge of suicide prevention and resource accessibility

New academic geo-mapping tool will help VA identify potential Minority Serving Institution partners to expand health professions training.