VA Ramps Up Recruitment at Major Medical Conferences

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The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is significantly increasing its presence at key medical conferences this April, actively recruiting physicians and healthcare professionals. This push highlights the VA's commitment to providing exceptional care to veterans and signals a growing need for skilled medical personnel within the system.

Why it matters

The VA's targeted recruitment efforts at these conferences reflect the organization's priorities in bolstering expertise in internal medicine, neurological care, and addiction treatment – areas of critical need for veteran populations. By showcasing the unique benefits and research opportunities of a VA career, the organization aims to attract top medical talent to serve those who have served.

The details

The VA will have a strong presence at three major events: the American College of Physicians (ACP) Internal Medicine Meeting in San Francisco (April 16-18), the American Academy of Neurology (AAN) Annual Meeting in Chicago (April 18-22), and the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) Annual Meeting in San Diego (April 23-26). Recruiters will be available at Booths #2005, #2213, and #315 respectively. The VA is not simply seeking to fill positions; it's actively promoting the unique benefits of a VA career, including generous leave policies, flexible scheduling options, and a rewarding work environment grounded in gratitude for service.

• The VA will have a presence at the ACP Internal Medicine Meeting in San Francisco from April 16-18.
• The VA will have a presence at the AAN Annual Meeting in Chicago from April 18-22.
• The VA will have a presence at the ASAM Annual Meeting in San Diego from April 23-26.

What’s next

Interested in learning more about a fulfilling career serving those who have served? Explore the possibilities at the upcoming conferences or visit VA Careers today.