Technical Career Field Program - VA Careers
Technical Career Field Program - VA Careers
Technical Career Field Program - VA Careers
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The first year of training in the TCF <strong>Program</strong> consists of acclimating yourself to the<br />
program and working closely with your managers/preceptors to learn new skills in<br />
your selected field.<br />
But during your second year of training, your <strong>VA</strong> preceptor/<strong>Program</strong> Manager will<br />
begin working with you to determine your location for permanent placement and<br />
to find a position that best fits your skills, needs, and circumstances.<br />
With more than 1,400 medical centers, clinics, and other facilities Nationwide,<br />
<strong>VA</strong> easily matches interns with available job openings. It’s also possible that<br />
you’ll need to relocate for a position in a facility with a high need for your new<br />
skills. All interns are asked to sign a mobility statement and training/service<br />
agreement before entering the TCF <strong>Program</strong>.<br />
So, if placement is not available at your training site, and relocation is necessary<br />
for final placement, <strong>VA</strong> pays for your moving expenses — if the relocation meets<br />
permanent change of station requirements.<br />
<strong>Technical</strong> <strong>Career</strong> <strong>Field</strong> <strong>Program</strong> at <strong>VA</strong>