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For physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants, working at VA means getting more from your work in primary care than just a paycheck.
Joining VA can lead Veterans to a rewarding career with competitive benefits and the fulfillment of continued service.
For Veteran Valerie Acosta, making art is more than a hobby or even a passion – she credits art with giving her new purpose and meaning after her career as a Russian linguist in the United States Air Force (USAF).
The Boston native intended to have a long, impactful career in defense, but injuries and health challenges prevented her from completing boot camp.
“I broke 11 bones and then was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes,” explains Lopez, who found herself seeking new avenues in the IT sector. After a few years off to recover, she went to community college and graduated with a degree in technology and computer sciences. Despite her experience and drive, her career was ridden with layoffs. And Lopez wanted a job that offered her purposeful work and stability.
There are numerous reasons why you should consider bringing your primary care career to VA. See what our experts rank as the biggest benefits you’ll find here.
As the population of older Veterans continues to grow, VA is leading the way in the field of geriatrics, offering plenty of opportunity for physicians to find a career on our team.
To help commemorate Veterans Month, VA’s VR&E and Military Hire announce the "Breaking the Walls Down! Serving Those Who Served Virtual Career and Resources Fair."
If you’ve ever wondered about a VA career, learn about our culture from our team in Puerto Rico as we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.
Food services encompasses many roles at VA, but all of them enjoy the numerous benefits that will make a difference in how you see your job.
As a VA contract specialist, your business is making sure our facilities have everything they need to run smoothly. Do you have what it takes?
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