At VA, we work to meet all our Veterans where they need us, whether that’s in the big city or—like more than 4.7 million Veterans—in rural communities around the country.
Today, we’re taking a trip out west to celebrate the history of the gold rush that founded Helena, Montana, and the nearby Fort Harrison VA Medical Center.
The facility originally operated as a military fort until the end of World War I, when it was considered for a new purpose in serving Veterans as a hospital. Rebuilding and expansions followed down through the years, leading to the present facility, which shares grounds with the Montana National Guard and a U.S. Army Reserve training facility.
In addition to several positions available in the local Mental Health (Outpatient) Behavioral Health Interdisciplinary Program, open positions at Fort Harrison VAMC include:
Jobs at Fort Harrison VAMC also offer access to the state’s capital, Helena. Built on a history tied to the gold rush, Helena is a welcoming community well positioned for outdoor adventure, and the region promises something for everyone.
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Head over to VA Careers now to learn more about Fort Harrison, Montana, the vibrant community of Helena, and the jobs you can find at the Fort Harrison VAMC.
