The Department of Veterans Affairs needed staff. A lot of staff. And a lot more psychiatrists. In the wake of the largest expansion of veterans benefits in a generation after the signing of the PACT ...

The national Department of Veterans Affairs is on a torrid hiring pace, a pace reflected locally, as well. The Veterans Health Administration increased its total workforce by 13,627, representing ...

A medical instrument technologist performs an ultrasound examination on a patient at the VA Hudson Valley Health Care System in New York on Feb. 21, 2021. (VA photo) Veterans Affairs officials issued ...

Talk of a nationwide “reduction in force” for Veterans Affairs employees is in the past, VA Deputy Secretary Paul Lawrence said Wednesday in a visit to the Dayton VA Medical Center. In fact, the VA is ...

The Trump administration is moving at lightning speed to shrink the federal government and freeze federal hiring. But some people are still getting jobs. Special exemptions laid out by the White House ...

More than 300,000 Department of Veterans Affairs health care jobs are exempt from the White House’s federal hiring freeze, according to a department memo sent this week. Still, it remains unclear how ...

Anyone who falls into the above categories can reach out to MaryAnn Rees, CEC with the Manchester VA. Rees knows of available resources in New Hampshire for veterans seeking employment, and she hopes ...

Hundreds of Department of Veterans Affairs medical research projects are being threatened by a hiring freeze across the federal government, a pair of top Democratic senators warned in a letter to the ...

PITTSBURGH (Tribune News Service) — One hundred years ago, scientific research began at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, eventually yielding discoveries like the implantable pacemaker, the ...

This story, part of a series of investigative reporting projects by Military.com on service member and veteran health, was supported by the Pulitzer Center. The Department of Veterans Affairs needed ...