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    “Zero” isn’t always the best score, but a new technology at the Central Texas VA is helping the facility reach their goal of making hospital-acquired infections a thing of the past. In October 2012, trail blazers at the medical center implemented the use of a chemical-free and environmentally friendly UV light system to safely disinfect rooms and drastically reduce the transmission of dangerous germs.
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    Wednesday
    Find your place at VA today! Begin your career or continue your professional progression by searching VA opportunities here.
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    February 9
    Thirty-three grants were recently awarded to VA facilities for projects that will improve emergency health care services for women Veterans, expand women’s health education programs for VA staff and offer tele-health programs to female Veterans in Rural areas. Learn more!
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    February 8
    There’s no shortage of ways to become part of the Nation’s largest health care network. Our medical, professional, technical, administrative and support professional careers make a difference in the lives of Veterans every day. Read our e-brochures to discover our careers.
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    February 7
    In an effort to raise public awareness for Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Mental Health Hiring Initiative, a 30-second PSA was created featuring Natalie Dell, a VA mental health employee and Olympic medalist at the London 2012 Summer Olympics. Check it out!
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  11. VA Careers shared Connecticut VA Healthcare System's photo.
    February 6
    Check out the great work that's being done at the local VA facility in Connecticut!
    Newington - The frigid temperatures haven't stopped the crews working on the Victory Gardens supportive housing development located on the grounds of the Newington Campus. Siding is now up and the complex is really starting to look like a neighborhood. Once completed, the 74 units will be home to formerly homeless veterans and veterans at-risk for homelessness along with their families.
    Photo: Newington - The frigid temperatures haven't stopped the crews working on the Victory Gardens supportive housing development located on the grounds of the Newington Campus. Siding is now up and the complex is really starting to look like a neighborhood. Once completed, the 74 units will be home to formerly homeless veterans and veterans at-risk for homelessness along with their families.
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  12. VA Careers shared a link.
    February 5
    February is African American History Month! In recognition, we are proud to join the Nation in celebrating and saluting the extraordinary achievements of African Americans.

    Today, we would like to profile medical pioneer, Dr. John A. Ken...ney. At the beginning of the 20th century, Dr. Kenney was an advocate for African American health care providers at VA. He worked with members of the National Medical Association and the NAACP to lobby VA and the President of the United States to convince them and eventually get governmental support to allow African Americans to staff and administer the Tuskegee VA Hospital.See More
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  13. VA Careers shared a link.
    February 4
    We are currently hiring and physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants and hospitalists at our medical facility in Fargo, ND. Become part of a team of dedicated medical professionals committed to providing the best care possible to our Nation’s heroes!

    Please send your resume to VHAadvertising@va.gov
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  14. VA Careers
    February 2
    Why Katie Chose VA!
    Photo: Why Katie Chose VA!
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  15. VA Careers shared a link.
    February 1
    Today is National Wear Red Day! Showing your support today is just one of the many ways you can take action against heart disease. February is the 10th year of “Go Red for Women,” the American Heart Association’s month-long awareness campaign to save women’s lives from heart disease.

    Learn more about Women’s Health at VA and go red today!
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  17. VA Careers shared VA Boston Healthcare System's photo.
    January 30
    Check out whats going on with our VA Boston Healthcare System and the 16th Annual New England Winter Sports Clinic!
    The 16th annual New England Winter Sports Clinic for disabled Veterans was a smashing success. Veterans of all abilities, volunteers, and VA staff gathered at Mt. Sunapee, NH, from January 14-17th. New participants got their first taste of ......freedom on the slopes while returning veterans honed their skills learned in years past. The value of this experience is immeasurable. In a team environment Veterans and family members learn to participate in winter sport activities regardless of disability. Some Veterans learn to use adaptive equipment to hit the slopes as independent skiers while others learn to work with a ski partner, family member, or friend to accomplish what once seemed impossible. It is our sincere hope that the skills we teach help Veteran’s live stronger, healthier, and happier lives through participation in socially fulfilling and physically challenging leisure activities.

    For more information on our Adaptive Sports programs you may contact any of The VA Boston Voluntary Service offices. For contact information go to: http://www.boston.va.gov/giving/    See More
    Photo: The 16th annual New England Winter Sports Clinic for disabled Veterans was a smashing success. Veterans of all abilities, volunteers, and VA staff gathered at Mt. Sunapee, NH, from January 14-17th. New participants got their first taste of ...freedom on the slopes while returning veterans honed their skills learned in years past. The value of this experience is immeasurable. In a team environment Veterans and family members learn to participate in winter sport activities regardless of disability. Some Veterans learn to use adaptive equipment to hit the slopes as independent skiers while others learn to work with a ski partner, family member, or friend to accomplish what once seemed impossible. It is our sincere hope that the skills we teach help Veteran’s live stronger, healthier, and happier lives through participation in socially fulfilling and physically challenging leisure activities. For more information on our Adaptive Sports programs you may contact any of The VA Boston Voluntary Service offices. For contact information go to: http://www.boston.va.gov/giving/
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  19. VA Careers shared a link via New Orleans VA Medical Center.
    January 28
    REMINDER: As preparations for Super Bowl XLVII move into final stages, commuters and visitors to the downtown New Orleans area will see road and exit closures near the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, including Poydras Street river bound and the Poydras Street exits. While this will not impact New Orleans clinic operations, please allow additional travel time this week. http://new.nola.gov/superbowl/
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  21. VA Careers shared a link via HootSuite.
    January 26
    Take a look at the below video as, Karen, Chief of Radiology talks about her experiences during her career at VA.
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