Veterans and trainees’ approach ‘growth journey as a family’ At Minneapolis VA, health professions trainees are learning skills to advance their careers, and they’re also providing more access to care for Veterans in need. Iida Jacobsen, a trainee in the …
The sharing of non-VA information does not constitute an endorsement of products or services by the Department of Veterans Affairs. Veterans should always verify information with the organization offering the program. Burnout, concerns over job security …
Enhancing the well-being of aging Veterans VHA is proud to announce a remarkable achievement for Veterans: Every VHA Health Care System now includes at least one team recognized as an Age-Friendly Health System. This accomplishment, achieved in just five …
If you’re looking for a work environment where your physician career can flourish right from the onset, there’s no place like the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). From serving those who so nobly served our country to generous leave policies, there are …
VA’s Office of Research and Development recently published three News Briefs highlighting research finding on telemedicine use in nursing homes, the effect of obstructive sleep apnea on Parkinson’s disease risk and Gulf War illness. Telemedicine program …
VA’s Office of Research and Development recently published three News Briefs highlighting research advances on a potential new treatment for gastric cancer, the needs of Veterans with chronic kidney disease and multiple sclerosis. Potential new gastric …
Army Veteran Jim Williams is now leading a healthier life Always ready to work instead of sitting, Army Veteran Jim Williams dropped out of high school in the late 60’s, earned his General Educational Development Test (GED) and joined the Army as a combat …
Music has an impact on memory A new sanctuary of sound and serenity now welcomes residents at the Lake City VA Medical Center (LCVAMC). The sound garden honors Jeffery Clark, a Veteran, colleague and friend whose passion for service continues to echo …
The journey of Sergeant First Class Chris Scott Retired Army Veteran Chris Scott’s journey took an unexpected turn on Nov. 3, 2023, following a live fire exercise with SEAL Team 8. Feeling nauseous that evening, he went to bed, only to wake up from a coma …
The sharing of non-VA information does not constitute an endorsement of products or services by the Department of Veterans Affairs. Veterans should always verify information with the organization offering the program. Are you ready to start 2026 with a …
A century of service On Oct. 12, 2025, in Mauston, Wisconsin, a heartfelt celebration unfolded beneath the modest ceiling of St. Patrick’s parish basement. This gathering was not just marked by colorful balloons and cake—this was a tribute to a man whose …
Radiology professionals at VA connect diagnoses with treatment to enable the highly personalized care Veterans deserve. From capturing images on state-of-the-art equipment to collaborating with clinical teams on the proper treatment, radiology specialists …
December marks the beginning of a very merry and bright season for many, filled with lights, traditions and joyful events. But the final month of the year often carries a heavier side, too—including financial pressure, hectic schedules, complicated family …
If your health care team suggested a body scan, you might immediately tense up imagining yourself sliding into a coffin-like machine. Good news—this isn’t that! The kind of body scan we’re talking about can provide complete and total relaxation. This is …
The sharing of non-VA information does not constitute an endorsement of products or services by the Department of Veterans Affairs. Veterans should always verify information with the organization offering the program. The holiday season is often described …
Mark Denney is a physician assistant at Oklahoma City VA Health Care System (OKCVA). When something felt wrong in his throat, he turned to the same place where he helps fellow Veterans heal. Denney served in the Army from 1986 to 1991 as an operating room …
Early detection saves lives Breast cancer is most treatable when caught early. That’s why VA strongly encourages eligible Veterans, both women and men, to schedule regular screenings and mammograms. VA follows national screening guidelines, recommending …
93-year-old Virginia Veteran is home and thriving after VA treatment Army Veteran William Huff is a resilient man who, with the help of the Salem VA Health Care System (SVAMC), defied the odds to return home to continue doing the things he loves most. But …
Continuing its Veteran suicide prevention mission by funding community-based programs across the country Now entering its fourth year, the Staff Sergeant Parker Gordon Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program (SSG Fox SPGP) strengthens the capacity of local …
Explore what VA can offer you today No matter your health care profession or experience level, joining the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) will start you on the path to a rewarding and meaningful career. From clinical innovations to employee benefits, …
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