As federal law enforcement officers, VA police serve and protect Veterans every day. Take a look at some of the specialty positions available.
With a combination of police training and military experience, these officers show that service to others doesn’t end when the uniform comes off.
It takes a small army of nonclinical workers to keep a large health care system running smoothly. VA is actively hiring for these nonclinical roles.
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VA Police is hiring! VA's police force needs to hire law enforcement staff to grow and maintain its 4,000-member police force.
The Long Beach VA teamed up with the LAPD and the L.A. County Sherriff’s Department to provide Veterans in crisis with support from their peers.
More than 1,000 supporters of fallen Baton Rouge Police Officer Matthew Gerald, who served in both the Army and the Marine Corps, attended services at Louisiana National Cemetery/
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