ICT

Your time in the military trained you to take care of others, and as an intermediate care technician, you can continue your career of service.

Veteran Maria Wesloh is an intermediate care technician who explains how the Foundational Intermediate Care Technician Course prepares military medics to work at VA.

Mackenzie Beeman is an intermediate care technician, and she shares how she discovered the program and what it means to her to continue serving.

Marzell Scott is the first candidate chosen for the VANEEP Scholarship Pilot pathway for ICTs.

David Renfro of the VA Palo Alto Health Care System discusses how military medics and corpsmen can complete residencies at VA through SkillBridge.

Kristina Snell joined our LinkedIn broadcast to discuss opportunities for transitioning military through VA’s Intermediate Care Technician program.

Our intermediate care technicians (ICTs) were all once heroes on the battlefield. They helped care for fellow service members while serving as military corpsmen, combat medics and medical technicians. Through VA’s ICT program, they’ve become heroes in our hospitals and medical centers as well, using their military training to provide the highest quality of care to America’s Veterans.

Former military combat medics, medical technicians or corpsmen can continue their careers of service as Intermediate Care Technicians at VA.

VA demonstrates its gratitude to military personnel by supporting Veterans each day, including recruiting transitioning military to civilian careers.

At VA, we understand the unique circumstances transitioning service members face and can help you successfully transition to a career at VA.

Female Veterans enjoy thriving careers serving Veterans at VA. In this post, hear from four women who are doing just that.

Intermediate Care Technician Daniel Mendoza shares his experience on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic in Palo Alto.