Veterans Health Administration

David Perry, chief officer of workforce management and consulting, discusses career opportunities for service-connected Veterans.

Improved access to care results in better health for millions of America’s Veterans and a better working environment for VA employees across the U.S.

Custodial workers ensure that VA medical facilities across the country are clean and safe for patients, staff and visitors.

Chairman Cheryl L. Mason shares her experience as a military spouse in the legal field and how she came to oversee a legal staff of over 1,200 at VA.

VA’s patient care model puts a special emphasis on preventive care, and providers are given the tools and support to focus on preventing disease.

In its annual best employer list, Forbes recognized VA for its commitment to providing a supportive company culture for employees.

In this VA Careers post, our VA recruiters offer six tips for interviewees on preparing for the most common VA interview questions.

Crystal Cruz, executive director of human capital management at VHA, walks through VA’s hiring numbers in a broadcast on LinkedIn.

Want to work at VA? Serve a unique patient population in state-of-the-art facilities with flexible career paths in a VA urology career.

VA care scored better than community care in overall provider rating, communication and coordination in a new study of Veteran experiences.

Russ Peal, Director of the Workforce Recruitment & Retention Service at VA, recently chatted about health care recruitment and life at VA on LinkedIn.

In honor of National Eye Exam Month, we’re looking at how ophthalmologists and other eye care professionals are changing lives at VA.