physical therapist

Chronic and acute pain affects many Veterans, and at VA, no one faces it alone. Keep reading to learn more about pain management roles across VA and how you can join our team.

Whether helping a Veteran recover from surgery or increasing their mobility, your career as a physical therapist at VA will always be rewarding.

As VA looks to expand resources for aging Veterans, Home Based Primary Care (HBPC) careers offer opportunities to serve Veterans where they live.

Facility dog Dante used in therapy to improve patients’ gait, balance, range of motion, strength, coordination, cognition and participation.

Physical therapy is an alternative to surgery, prevents injury, reduces pain and restores independence, especially for older Veterans.

Center of Balance at Northport VA is a specialty clinic providing evaluation of Veterans with complaints of vertigo and dizziness.

VA physical therapist Scott Belden really liked a patient’s hat so the Veteran found him a hat. That began a collection that is now 50 hats hanging on the wall in his office.

Dr. Craig Rudikoff was named 2020 PT of the Year, by VA’s Physical Therapy Field Advisory Council. Chosen for his wide-ranging accomplishments leading to improved Veteran-centric care.

Dr. Latasha Thomas, a Washington, D.C., VA physical therapist, helps Veterans with their physical therapy at home using VA Video Connect. An Army Veteran sent a letter expressing his appreciation for her care.

Thanks to VA Video-Connect, Veteran Kenneth Turner does not have to drive four hours for his physical therapy. Video Connect lets Veterans connect with their provider from home, work, anywhere.

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