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VA CliniciansVA is hiring clinical staff
VA New England Healthcare System is hiring clinical staff to care for Veterans. New hires will support the facility’s medical staff during the COVID-19 pandemic. For listing of opportunities visit www.vacareers.va.gov.
Manchester VAMCPlans for New Urgent Care Operational Hours
The new Urgent Care operational hours take effect on Friday, August 30, 2019. Ancillary services at the medical center will expand operations to allow for comprehensive care and best outcomes for Veterans.
Cpt. Ray Gilmore, (Ret) U. S. Army spoke at the VA New England Suicide Prevention Conference sharing his personal struggles with readjustment and PTSD.Combat Veterans support VA to end Veteran suicide
Department of Veterans Affairs New England Health Care held a regional conference to align efforts and resources to Combat Veteran Suicide. Combat Veterans and Community Providers addressed suicide prevention.
Veteran Roger deLongchamp among his dayliliesGratitude and respect of service connects us
Our Memorial Day program allows the loved ones of our heroes and the community at large an opportunity to mourn with the comfort and extended family Veterans experience at the medical center.
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Secretary Robert Wilkie visited Manchester VA Medical Center to recognize staff improvement work.SECVA Recognized Manchester VA for Improvements
Secretary Robert Wilkie visited Manchester VA to recognize staff improvement work. "None of the improvements we’re making at the VA would be possible without the passion and commitment of our dedicated employees.”
A hand scans a VA ID through a kioskApril is Update Your Address with VA Month
April is dedicated to keeping your address current. Staying current on your address helps us get you and your family the medicine, information and appointments you need to better manage your health care.
Suicide prevention education table at Manchester VASuicide Prevention, Hope and Recovery
Suicide is an issue that affects everyone, not just those who served in the military. It is preventable. Education provides increased awareness, and the chance to start conversations about suicide, hope and recovery.
New Hampshire Hospital Association Honors Director MontoyaNHHA Honors Director Montoya
Director Montoya received NHH Association’s highest honor for an individual's extraordinary achievement and exceptional contributions in the interest of health and wellbeing.
Following the news conference LUKE arm recipient Ron Currier, Manchester VA acting director Al Montoya and Dr. Kois along with founder and president of Next Step Bionics & Prosthetics give four thumbs up for the first-ever bilateral amputee fitted with two LUKE arms.First Bilateral Amputee fitted with LUKE Arms
First Bilateral Amputee Veteran fitted with LUKE Arms happens in NH. Manchester VA partnered with Next Step Bionics & Prosthetics to realize Veteran benefit from breakthrough advancements with the use of LUKE arms.
Kristin Pressly, PAO and Michael Bichrest, VHIE presented Dr. Nadelman and Karen Barilani of New England College with Manchester VA's Community Parntership AwardService Members Get Answers at Benefit Expo
Manchester VAMC along with other agencies including Building Dreams for Marines, the VetCenter and other organizations were present to meet one on one with Veterans and answer any questions.

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