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Empower Veterans with a career in vocational rehabilitation
By Michelle. Weaver ·
VA News
· Friday, February 27, 2026
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Careers are available to support veterans in their recovery. These roles involve helping individuals achieve independence after injury or illness. The positions require a combination of clinical and c
Careers are available to support veterans in their recovery. These roles involve helping individuals achieve independence after injury or illness. The positions require a combination of clinical and counseling expertise.
Applicants should be passionate about making a difference in people's lives. Further information on these opportunities can be found through the Department of Veterans Affairs, including details on the types of roles available and the skills required for these positions.
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