U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

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Founded: 1989 (36 years old)
Company Size: 350,000 - +
Industry: Public Administration
Headquarter: Washington , DC
Website: http://www.va.gov/

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs: Latest Job Openings, Reviews and Ratings & Profile wise Salary Distribution

We've calculated that the average salary at U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is $41K based on 1,036 user-submitted salaries A total of 105 U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs employees gave U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs an average happiness rating of 3.6 out of 5.0.

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U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Salary Distribution

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49 Program Support Assistants from U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs submitted salaries.

$53K IT Specialist

$41K Veterans Services Representative

$31K Medical Support Assistant

$35K Administrative Assistant

$25K File Clerk

$30K Patient Services Assistant

$43K Licensed Vocational Nurse

$62K Contract Specialist

$28K Nursing Assistant

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Reviews and Ratings

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22 Anonymous Employees from U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs submitted reviews

2.4 I work in the Agency's OI&T Dept. and the total lack of professional training and capability of the average IT staff member is appalling. Rather than foster training of the staff all work is completed to the capabilities of the lowest common denominator. Many industry standard practices are simply not implemented because they are identified as to advance for the average IT staff member to understand yet allow support. Several first line supervisors are not even familiar with the OSI model or how it relates to the job functions of the staff they manage.

22 Anonymous Employees from U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs submitted reviews

3.2 I've worked at VA for nearly 15 years, in the areas of government contracting, real property, leasing, environmental law, and energy law. The work is constant, challenging, yet very rewarding. Serving Veterans is a great honor. I've worked with some of our nation's greatest leaders - folks with various backgrounds, accomplishments, and accolades within the public and private sectors. Learning and working with them has been invaluable.

2 HR Assistants from U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs submitted reviews

2 I would be more involved and make sure that the team leads became supervisors. I would make the organization more efficient by organizing the work by function. I would provide more opportunities for career developement. I would distribute the work better. I would try and treat everyone one fair.

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Careers & Info

The Department of Veterans Affairs can trace its roots back to 1636 when the Plymouth Colony promised to take care of injured soldiers who fought in the war with the Pequot Indians. The next major development took place in 1776 when the Continental Congress provided pensions for disabled soldiers. In 1811, veterans’ homes and medical facilities were created by the Federal Government.

The 19th Century saw benefits and pensions for the widows and dependents of veterans. After the civil war, veterans were treated for any medical condition whether it was related to military service or not. The formal Veterans Affairs department known today was created in 1930. Currently, the Department of Veterans Affairs has 800 outpatient clinics, 152 hospitals, 35 group homes and 126 nursing home facilities. The Department is headquartered in Washington, D.C.

Department of Veterans Affairs Job Information

The Department of Veterans Affairs offers careers for physicians, nurses, pharmacists, dentists, mental health professionals, health care administrators and support personnel. The Department of Veterans Affairs offers benefits that are not available in the private sector. For example, employees with ten or more years of service are eligible for retirement benefits. If employees become disabled after 18 months of employment, they are eligible for long term disability.

What jobs pay the most at U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs?

General Counsel is the highest paying job at U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs at $145,000 annually.

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