VA Careers Connections | Issue 53 | March 2024
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What’s New
As the nation celebrates the achievements of women during Women’s History Month this March, VA is also acknowledging the sacrifices of the women Veterans we proudly serve. At 10% of the Veteran population, over 600,000 women seek VA services each year. To ensure they find the support they need, VA Careers invites you to join our mission of improving care for women Veterans, their families, their caretakers, and their survivors.
Read on to learn about hiring events, spotlight careers, and other hiring topics from around VA that we’re showcasing to help you find your perfect position.
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Talk, Socialize, Connect
What’s new on “Talk About It Tuesday”
Listen to the latest application tips and chat with VA staff on the “Talk About It Tuesday” LinkedIn Live broadcast every Tuesday at noon ET. We have something for all applicants and job seekers, including answers to recent questions like:
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How can I showcase my previous work experience when changing careers?
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What are some of the best parts of working at VA?
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How long does it take to get an offer after an interview?
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Does work experience outweigh education on a VA application?
Meet VA recruiters in March
From nationwide health care conferences to the device you’re viewing this newsletter on, you can connect with our recruiters and find your fit at VA using the way that works best for you:
Get to Know VA Careers
Primary care
Match Day is nearly here, and we’re excited to introduce our newest residents to the best patients in the country: Veterans. If you’ve set your sights on becoming a primary care practitioner, you’ll also find the best opportunities to provide patient-centric care while enjoying student debt reimbursement and the freedom of a nationwide license. Wherever you are in your primary care career, see how VA can help you take the next step.
Physician assistant
Truth or myth: VA was the first employer of physician assistants (PAs), is currently the largest employer of PAs, and offers PAs the best career satisfaction in the nation. If you answered truth, then you already know what makes being a PA at VA special. Whether you’re interested in the past, focused on the present, or planning for the future, we can help you find the resources you need to succeed as a PA.
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Meet VA Career Professionals
Psychology
As a VA psychologist, you have the power to help Veterans take charge of their well-being and pursue fuller lives. In turn, we’ll offer you the same support through excellent benefits, an unbeatable work life balance, and the chance to practice at the top of your license. Still in training? Find out how we can offer up to 2 years of funding for graduate studies and a place on our team once you’re ready to change the landscape of Veteran care.
Human Resources
Helping heal the nation’s heroes requires a team dedicated to hiring the nation’s best healers. At VA facilities nationwide, you’ll find human resources (HR) professionals working across diverse roles to fill positions, educate employees about their benefits, manage performance, and maintain a healthy work environment. Listen to our HR employees describe the pride and possibilities that you can experience when you apply to VA today.
Stay updated
You’ll find news from VA Careers on our blog, where we bring you tips, advice, and the top jobs we’re promoting.
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