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Veteran and VA employee tells why she chooses to work for VA
Air Force Veteran Lorrie Lollar-Ray finds her job at VA fulfilling and satisfying. She describes how helping another Air Force Veteran, despite obstacles, makes her work so meaningful.
Keith Thompson earns top honors at National Veterans Wheelchair Games
Chosen from the 611 super athletes at the wheelchair games, Keith Thompson was given the Spirit of the Games award for his “athletic achievement, leadership and support of his fellow Veterans.”
VA uses recreation and the creative arts to heal
Every day throughout the VA network more than 900 Recreation […]
VA hospital’s population-specific approach to Veteran care
America’s Veterans present a broad range of complex medical and […]
Labor Day is a celebration of work. At VA, it’s also a celebration of values.
Labor Day is a great holiday. It’s picnics and beaches […]
VA nursing outlook: continued growth for the future
Nurses are essential to VA’s world-class standard of care. We […]
Women Veterans’ health training on the move
A quarter of women Veterans receiving VA health care live in rural areas. VA is making sure their doctors, nurses and staff are up to date on women’s health care needs.
Physicians and surgeons: career outlook improving at VA
As many physicians and surgeons born of the ‘baby boom’ […]
My perspective: an outsider looking in on VA
I wish you could see what I see. As a […]
VA Vet Centers need caring mental health professionals
VA Vet Centers need caring mental health professionals Life isn’t […]
The wheels are always spinning at VA
Beyond the day-to-day health and rehabilitation services we provide, the […]
Why SHE chose VA: Shannon Magee, Lung Cancer Screening Coordinator
“My father was a Navy corpsman,” reflects Nurse Practitioner Shannon […]

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