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At VA, we recognize the Labor Day holiday by renewing our commitment to not only Veterans, but the members of our team who support them.

Veteran Maria Wesloh is an intermediate care technician who explains how the Foundational Intermediate Care Technician Course prepares military medics to work at VA.

Your resume is your chance to make a first impression on a potential employer. Make sure you put your best foot forward with these tips.

Our recruiters will attend events with the U.S. Psych Congress, the American Association of Family Physicians and CareerMD in September. Come join us!

When it comes to world-class patient care multidisciplinary teamwork, VA sets the bar higher every day. We always push ourselves to improve our facilities and expand our services, all while maintaining a vibrant, compassionate culture in which Veterans can heal.

As part of its mission to improve the equity for rural Veterans, VA’s Office of Rural Health has developed targeted initiatives to improve the recruitment and retention of rural health care providers and researchers.

If you’re ready to start your human resources (HR) career, apply to VA’s HR Specialist Training and Accelerated Readiness (HR STAR) program.

When you’re choosing a career, you're looking for something with stability. You want to know that your job isn’t going anywhere, that you can keep supporting yourself and your family.

As a member of our team, you can help research treatments and solutions, expand the evidence base for effective solutions and help disseminate that information on PTSD.

Mackenzie Beeman is an intermediate care technician, and she shares how she discovered the program and what it means to her to continue serving.

Whether helping a Veteran recover from surgery or increasing their mobility, your career as a physical therapist at VA will always be rewarding.

As a military spouse, your resiliency and adaptability make you a great fit for VA, and the Military Spouse Employment Partnership can pave the way.