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When planning for your future outside of the military, consider a career with VA like Bradley Page and Dana Jones, who have found successful careers on our team.

As we celebrate National Nurses Month, we take time to recognize all that nurses at VA do for our Veterans, because “VA Nurses Make a Difference.”

Our team knows everything there is to know about working at VA, and they’ll be attending five events this spring and summer to share that knowledge with you.

The U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps offers opportunities to serve your country in a variety of federal agencies, including at VA.

By merging inclusion, diversity, equity and access with our core values, VA provides better care for Veterans, and better opportunity for employees.

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

References can have a critical impact on your job application. Try these tips to update and enhance your references.

VA has once again been named as one of the government’s top five best places to work, as determined by the nonprofit Partnership for Public Service.

If you’re looking for a little southern charm in your career, VA has numerous locations—and jobs—in the South. Learn more about what we offer.

Through our Technical Career Field (TCF) Health Care Contracting Training Program, you’re only two years away from becoming a contracting specialist.

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.

Your time in the military trained you to take care of others, and as an intermediate care technician, you can continue your career of service.