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Department of Veteran's Affairs Reviews
What is it like working at Department of Veteran's Affairs?
Good place to work.
Biomedical Engineering Technician in Akron:
Pros: Extremely rewarding ensuring veterans have best maintained medical devices
Cons: Bureaucracy
Audiology Technician in Pensacola:
I love serving my fellow veterans and the organization provides world class care despite the politically charged negative media attention we receive. That said we are short staffed and have to pick up the slack of unfilled positions. The organization has done a fantastic job of focusing on the veteran and has completely turned its back on its employees. The current culture and morale is terrible. There's absolutely no reward for outstanding performance or contribute, no upward mobility and the pay has not kept pace with the civilian sector. Patient care will suffer if the organization doesn't spend some time focusing on the culture and its employees. Retirement is decent, hours are good, benefits are exceptional, pay is terrible, upward mobility is non-existent and the environment is the worst I've ever experienced. Do not look for a job with the Department of Veteran Affairs.
Seeking Hospice work.
Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) in Manteno:
Pros: Pay
Cons: Management
Project Management - Undervalued.
Project Manager, (Unspecified Type / General) in Canberra:
Pros: Varied and challenging work in a multiple shared service environment.
Cons: Undervalued for the work undertaken, little if any career progression opportunities.
Ok.
HIPAA Privacy Officer in El Paso:
Pros: Yes
Cons: People
Greatest food job ever.
Cook Supervisor in Louisville:
Pros: Serving my veterans
Cons: How the union protects and coddles employees that abuse the system
Continuous, labor intensive, fun, honorable.
Equipment Operator in Dunbar:
Pros: Being able to honor our veterans and their families
Cons: Pay
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