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  • Help Veterans breathe easy as a VA pulmonologist

    Help Veterans breathe easy as a VA pulmonologist

    Pulmonologists play a critical role in helping patients breathe easier, and VA has a growing need for respiratory care.

  • Meet a VA Oncologist: Dr. Ruchika Gutt 

    Meet a VA Oncologist: Dr. Ruchika Gutt 

    Bringing compassionate care and innovative treatment to our Veterans is a team of skilled, dedicated oncologists like Dr. Ruchika Gutt, Chief of Radiation Oncology at the Washington, DC VA Medical Center (VAMC). Keep reading as Dr. Gutt shares more about VA’s cancer innovations and how a little kindness goes a long way during treatment.

  • Four reasons to start your physician career at VA 

    Four reasons to start your physician career at VA 

    From serving those who so nobly served our country to generous leave policies, there are many benefits that make a VA career worth exploring. Let’s take a look at four reasons why you should start your physician career at VA.

  • Radiation Oncology at VA: Explore careers and events 

    Radiation Oncology at VA: Explore careers and events 

    VA’s radiation oncology professionals are at the forefront of mission-critical care—providing life-changing treatment and bridging compassionate care with cutting-edge technology.

  • VA’s Rural Scholars Fellowship promotes Promote rural health care

    VA’s Rural Scholars Fellowship promotes Promote rural health care

    The Rural Scholars Fellowship is an outstanding opportunity to become a leader in rural health care at VA.

  • Meet Veterans where they live with VA’s Rural Scholars Fellowship

    Meet Veterans where they live with VA’s Rural Scholars Fellowship

    With a focus on leadership and innovation, our Rural Scholars Fellowship offers you the chance to make a positive change in the lives of rural Veterans.

  • Care for the growing population of older Veterans as a geriatrics physician

    Care for the growing population of older Veterans as a geriatrics physician

    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.

  • Skip the student-debt struggle with a specialty like urology at VA

    Skip the student-debt struggle with a specialty like urology at VA

    VA needs physicians with a variety of specialties, like urology, to make sure the Veterans we serve get the best care possible, and we offer plenty of employment benefits to make it worth your while.

  • Learn more about what it means to work for VA at these April events

    Learn more about what it means to work for VA at these April events

    April showers bring May flowers—and a chance to explore VA career opportunities as our recruiters head to several national events to meet with people just like you.

  • Explore opportunities to work for VA at these events in March

    Explore opportunities to work for VA at these events in March

    If you’re a clinician considering a career at VA, our recruiters will be all over the country in March waiting to tell you all about what a VA career can do for you.

  • The top reasons physicians choose a job… and you’ll find them all at VA!

    The top reasons physicians choose a job… and you’ll find them all at VA!

    A recent survey detailed the things physicians look for in an employer, and VA has them all. See what we have to offer.

  • Why we serve: Find your calling in VA’s mission of service to Veterans

    Why we serve: Find your calling in VA’s mission of service to Veterans

    At VA, our mission of service is what unites and defines us as we work to honor and serve our Veterans.

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Last updated July 12, 2026

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