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Department of Veteran's Affairs Reviews
What is it like working at Department of Veteran's Affairs?
Government and Healthcare can be a deadly combination for overall wholehealth for staff.
Administration Assistant in Altoona:
Pros: Assisting the Veterans
Cons: Cutthroat, false hope and shadiness
Awesome Career, Great Benefits, Stable Employment.
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) in San Antonio:
Pros: Benefits package, above average pay for field
Cons: Fairly stressful work
Hardest Jobs in the VAMC. Front Line. Job has constant interruptions.
Medical Assistant (Certified) in Boston:
Pros: Security, Benefits and Stability. Recognizion
Cons: Essential Personnel have to come into office--Not able to work remotely and/or compressed work schedule.
Never ending Never changing.
Administrative Support Assistant (ASA) in Tacoma:
Pros: Clear and mostly fair path to advancement.
Cons: While the federal government as a whole has clear advancement parhways, internally advancement is based largely on how closely you resemble management.
I can't stress how much I love the VA and all they have done for me and and my family. I would like to retire from here after a long and rewarding career.
Registered Nurse Care Manager in Joplin:
Pros: That I get to give back to those who have defended our freedom.
Cons: No complaints
Opportunity to Learn and Grow.
Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) in Martinez:
Pros: The most I like about my job at the VA is it is a learning facility and our doctors enjoy educating staff and patients when asked. Our patients are one of a kind and they appreciate the staff. The staff treat you like family and tend to look out for one another.
Cons: Least like the pay scale for LVNs at the VA
Fast paced highly challenging.
Purchasing Specialist in St. Louis:
Pros: Working with / for fellow veterans
Cons: Little or slow advancement opportunities
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