Ready for a VA career? Get started at one of these October events
VA recruiters are seeking out the best and brightest clinicians with an interest in serving Veterans. Meet with them at these events to learn more.
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VA recruiters are seeking out the best and brightest clinicians with an interest in serving Veterans. Meet with them at these events to learn more.
For physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants, working at VA means getting more from your work in primary care than just a paycheck.
Your education can tell a hiring manager a lot about what you bring to the table. Try these tactics to better emphasize your education on your resume.
Designated education officers oversee training programs from more than 60 clinical disciplines.
Supporting Veterans with job training, education, employment accommodations, resume development and job seeking skills coaching.
A family tragedy prompts Air Force Veteran to become VA police officer.
VA emergency medicine physician Dr. Sari Hart receives award for developing and teaching a humanism course.
Medical center executives join in keeping Dallas VA clean and welcoming for Veterans.
A Navy Veteran’s nursing career includes patient aligned care team educator and a commissioned nursing officer in the Air Force Reserve.
The unemployment rate for veterans who served on active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces at any time since September 2001–a group referred to as Gulf War-era II veterans–was little changed at 3.3 percent in 2023.
If you’re a G.I. Bill beneficiary who also receives other benefits, you need to ensure you have a single bank account selected for direct deposit by April 20.
The need for nurses is high at North Texas VA. The facility is hosting a nurse hiring fair to help meet the need.
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