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  • Bring your training to mental health care jobs at VA

    Bring your training to mental health care jobs at VA

    Mental health care is an important part of our mission to help Veterans achieve their whole health.

  • VA psychiatrists work to improve the mental health of Veterans

    VA psychiatrists work to improve the mental health of Veterans

    Psychiatrist careers at VA support the mental health of Veterans and offer rewarding employee benefits.

  • Build a VA career caring for aging Veterans as a geriatrics specialist

    Build a VA career caring for aging Veterans as a geriatrics specialist

    As a geriatrics specialist at VA, your work will have a huge impact on Veterans as they come to rely on VA’s care as they grow older.

  • Help Veterans embrace better lives with a mental health job at VA

    Help Veterans embrace better lives with a mental health job at VA

    Psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, and more play pivotal roles in helping Veterans address mental health issues. See which career is right for you.

  • Six careers that support geriatrics and extended care at VA

    Six careers that support geriatrics and extended care at VA

    There are hundreds of opportunities, both clinical and nonclinical, in our geriatrics and extended care programs. Explore this expanding field.

  • Help Veterans cope with aging in a geriatric mental health career

    Help Veterans cope with aging in a geriatric mental health career

    As our population of older and aging Veterans continues to increase, the skills provided by geriatric mental health professionals are uniquely suited to VA.

  • VA mental health professionals work to prevent Veteran suicide

    VA mental health professionals work to prevent Veteran suicide

    VA mental health professionals walk alongside Veterans on their journey to improve their mental health, prevent Veteran suicide.

  • Discover a life-changing career in Veteran mental health at Psych Congress

    Discover a life-changing career in Veteran mental health at Psych Congress

    Discover how you can make a difference in Veterans’ lives as a VA mental health practitioner at Psych Congress 2019 in San Diego.

  • Make a difference in Veterans’ mental health while living in one of Reader’s Digest’s nicest places in America: Become a psychiatrist at Battle Creek VA

    Make a difference in Veterans’ mental health while living in one of Reader’s Digest’s nicest places in America: Become a psychiatrist at Battle Creek VA

    A career as a psychiatrist at the U.S. Department of [...]

  • Veteran-centered innovation led Dr. Donna to choose VA for her healthcare career

    Veteran-centered innovation led Dr. Donna to choose VA for her healthcare career

    Thanks in large part to Dr. Donna Ames, Los Angeles [...]

  • Save the date: VA’s mental health trainee hiring event

    Save the date: VA’s mental health trainee hiring event

    VA is excited to launch the first ever VA Mental [...]

  • Enter the mind of a VHA psychiatrist

    Enter the mind of a VHA psychiatrist

    Staff psychiatrist Dr. Donna Ames still feels privileged, even after [...]

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Last updated April 1, 2015

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