VA celebrates Black History Month with a concluding salute to Dr. Audrey Frison, who is retiring after 40 years of serving Veterans.
VA encourages female Veterans to apply for a 24-month management trainee program in environmental management services with non-competitive placement.
Highlight of 100-year-old Veteran’s birthday was the surprise arrival of four magnificent horses of the 1st Cavalry Horse Detachment from Fort Hood.
Army Veteran wants fellow Vets to find the courage to not give up. He escaped 30 years of drugs and drinking with VA’s help and the Compensated Work Therapy Program.
Through Technical Career Field internships, you have a chance to work toward a permanent position with VA in a critical-need occupation.
Delvina Ford and her Swab Squad recognized for combatting the silent and deadly killers... hospital acquired infections.
Face of InnoVAtion is a regular series from VHA IE focusing on VA employees who are working to change and save Veteran lives through innovation.
Navy Veteran finished her Ironman Triathlon. She didn’t expect her body to shut down. Runners will understand the drama at the finish line.
Biloxi VA using a smart disinfecting robot to fight germs in hospital rooms. Delivers UVC light to inactivate pathogens. Complies with CDC recommendations for infection control in medical facilities.
After years of health issues, addiction, and homelessness, Navy Veteran Dawn Densel is healthy, has stable housing, and works for the federal government, thanks to VA and its many programs for Veterans experiencing homelessness.
Marine Corps Veteran Len Woodard was a skilled welder by trade but wanted a different job for more stability. VA’s Transitional Work Program was a perfect answer. His instructor tells his story.
Robert Hancock was “scared” to get the vaccine. Then he had a long talk with a Tampa VA doctor who walked him through the process and explained the benefits of being vaccinated. He got the shot.