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2. Search for a job
We post our open jobs, also called job opportunity announcements (JOAs), on USAJobs. This is the career site for the federal government.

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USAJOBS allows you to easily search for positions by keyword and location. Learn how to navigate the site with help from their extensive library of FAQs.

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When you find a job you’re interested in, be sure to read the entire announcement to make sure you’re eligible and meet the qualifications. Carefully review the “This job is open to” section, as well as “Clarification from the agency” and “Who may apply.” If everything looks good, move on to the “Qualifications” section to see if you meet that criteria.

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Once you hit apply, USAJOBS will walk you through a 5-step process where you’ll attach a resume and any required documents. Without all required documents, your application could be deemed ineligible and rejected.

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Once you’ve put together your application on USAJOBS, you’ll be directed to the VA application system. Here, you’ll submit the application, as well as any other information we need. At any time, you can log in to Application Manager to check on the status of your application.

About the selection process
Once the job announcement closes, your application enters the review stage. The hiring team examines applications for eligibility and classifies qualified candidates as either “minimally qualified” or “highest qualified.”
The highest qualified applicants will be referred to the hiring manager, who will do their own review and begin the next step — interviews. If you’re not selected for an interview, you’ll be notified by email within a few weeks of the JOA closing date.

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Applications from Veterans and transitioning military personnel may get a boost through Veterans’ preference, a method that gives consideration to qualified Veterans. Keep in mind that it does not guarantee a job, and the goal is not to place a Veteran in every vacant federal job.

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Before you take the plunge and apply for your dream VA job, take a minute to better understand how the application process works. This step-by-step guide reviews the process, from the exploration phase all the way through to hiring.

1. Find your fit at VA
You need a workplace where you feel like you belong. Before you apply, you should first learn about VA and our mission of service to our nation’s heroes. Then, ask yourself if this sounds like the place for you.

What job interests you?
Once you’ve determined if VA is a good culture fit, consider what careers are right for you. If you’re a health care provider, this is probably already clear — but we also employ thousands of administrators, technical staff, and support staff. 
Check out our helpful career guidance for more on the different paths to a career at VA.

What can you expect?
Applying to a federal job is not like applying to one in the private sector. We have rules that we must follow, so the process is often longer and can be affected by factors like number of applicants and urgency of hiring. Read more about the application timeline.

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Bring your questions about the agency, the role of a USPTO patent examiner, and the hiring process to this informal Q&A session with current team members for these virtual office hours.
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You pay a $435-$450 filing fee. If you can’t afford the fee, you can ask the court to waive it. 
If you’re asking for a court order recognizing your child's gender, your child's other parent may need to get a copy of your request before the judge will make a decision. This is called serving court papers. 
You do not need to provide any medical documentation. Learn more 
You do not need to provide any medical documentation to get a court order recognizing a gender change or to change California state-issued documents. You (or your child if you're asking for them) do not need to have undergone any gender-affirming care. Other states have different rules. If you want to change an identity document issued by another state or country, find out what they require.

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The non-profit group Parks & Trails New York (PTNY) sells two excellent printed guidebooks on their website, “Cycling the Erie Canal” which covers the trail from Buffalo to Albany, and the new "Cycling the Hudson and Champlain Valleys" which covers New York City to Canada. (see  https://www.ptny.org/publications/cycling-guidebooks).

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VCL is also planning for the launch of 988, a new 3-digit-number to reach the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline and the Veterans Crisis Line, which will be fully implemented by July 16, 2022.As above, averages that reflect a small number of appointments – for example, in a geographic area where only a few Veterans seek a certain type of subspecialty care in any given month - may show average wait times that are skewed high or low due to the small number. The best way to find out when you can be seen is always to contact your local facility or use the online Make an appointment button on this site. Importantly, average wait times are never used to determine eligibility for community care, and none of the changes on the website affect eligibility for community care. Rather, the website represents a guide that can assist Veterans in making informed health care decisions.How do I find out when an appointment will be available at a clinic in my VA medical facility?The information displayed on our website represents an average of recent Veteran experiences when seeking care and is meant to be used as a guide. The best way to know when an appointment is available for you is to contact your local VA facility or use the online Make an appointment button on this site.What if I need to be seen for an issue that can’t wait until my next scheduled appointment or if I can’t schedule an appointment in a timely manner?If you believe you are experiencing a medical or emotional emergency, you should immediately seek care at the nearest emergency department. A medical emergency is an injury, illness or symptom so severe that a delay in seeking immediate medical attention would be reasonably expected to be hazardous to life or health. If you believe your life or health is in danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department right away.If you need to be seen by a provider before your next scheduled appointment, same-day services may be an option. Please contact your local facility. If you or someone you know is in emotional crisis, please call the Veterans Crisis Line 1-800-273-TALK (8255) Press 1 for Veterans. Someone who can help you will answer right away.
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Download Beyond MST, a free, secure and private self-help mobile app created specifically to support the health and well-being of people who experienced MST. The app has over 30 specialized tools and other features to help you cope with challenges, manage symptoms, improve quality of life and find hope. 

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Go to the Make the Connection website to learn stories from Veterans about their recovery from the impact of MST, and find more resources and support.Go to the Make the Connection website
If you’re a current service member, consider visiting the Defense Department (DOD) Safe Helpline website, a crisis support service for members of the DOD community affected by sexual assault. When you contact the Safe Helpline, you don’t have to give your name and can remain anonymous. You can get one-on-one advice, support, and information 24/7—by phone, text, or online chat. You can also connect with a sexual assault response coordinator near your base or installation.Visit SafeHelpline.org

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