A 24-hour adventure
For VA national health care recruitment consultant Kevin Buccola, the workday does not follow a traditional …
Month: June 2015
For Veteran, poetry complements PTSD treatment
Veteran poet finds her writing complements PTSD treatment by allowing reflection.
VA study shows daily aspirin could halt growth of breast cancer tumors
A recent VA study shows that a daily dose of aspirin could effectively halt the growth of breast cancer tumors.
1300 volunteers impact the lives of Veterans every day in Tampa, Florida
Volunteering is an incredibly rewarding experience. VA's Summer of Service gives communities an opportunity …
VA releases statement following Supreme Court ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges
On Monday, June 29, VA issued the following statement: On June 26, 2015, the U.S. Supreme Court held in …
A warm-hearted gesture: VA employee makes a difference for a Soldier and his daughter
Sabrina Nicholas saw the soldier holding his daughter when she stepped out into the waiting room at the …
Doctor: VA inspires me to be a better physician leader
Today, there are approximately 9 million veterans enrolled in VA health care, and the VA needs physicians to …
The Mission Continues hosts employment initiative launch in St. Louis
The Veterans Economic Communities Initiative rolls out in St. Louis, Mo. today thanks to the support of The …
Partnerships help in ending Veteran homelessness
To accomplish the audacious goal of ending homelessness among Veterans, collaborating with others is essential.
Exciting Scholarship Opportunity
Continuous learning is essential to health care professionals’ ability to provide exceptional patient …