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National TeleOncology Service is looking for talented academic hematologists or oncologists who are licensed to practice in the United States

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Following up with a VA Careers recruiter at the right time can help make the application and interview process smoother. But when and how?

Consider talking to a recruiter at the next VA virtual career fair. VA Careers regularly hosts no-cost local, regional or national virtual career fairs where you can chat online with recruiters about a position in information technology, nursing, primary care or another field; learn about which jobs are available in your area; and get tips on submitting a stand-out application.

Use VA’s real-time map to apply for available positions at facilities across the United States and its territories.

Explore a civilian career working with Veterans at VA. Here are six ways you can explore what it’s like to work at VA before you make the choice to apply.

From communicating career goals to obtaining feedback on your resume, follow these tips to maximize your time with a VA Careers’ recruiter.

VA telemental health professionals are giving you greater access to counseling from anywhere in the world — including from home — on a secured channel.

If you're considering submitting an application for a job at VA to care for Veterans, you'll need to master these five tips!

VA has careers, tied to specialized skillsets, where former military healthcare workers can heal and care for fellow Veterans.