UPDATED 1/3/2018: The correct email address has been added to the last paragraph.
The Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA) is offering positions that enable retired federal employees to return to service as rehired annuitants. Your skills and experience can help advance our mission, ensuring Veterans and their families have the benefits and services they need to lead happier, healthier lives. Make a difference mentoring our entry- and mid-level staff; supplying on-the-job training; working on short-term projects and/or surges; providing knowledge for best practices; and supporting program managers.
As a rehired annuitant at VBA, you’ll enjoy a competitive salary and other perks, including a supplement toward your retirement income with a potential increase in your retirement benefits; flexible work schedules; and potential eligibility for federal health benefits. While in most cases you will keep your full annuity, your new salary may be reduced by the amount of your annuity.
Current available positions:
GS-0996: Veteran Service Representatives (VSR) – GS-10/11
GS-0996: Rating Veteran Service Representatives (RVSR) – GS-12
Salaries: $53,925 – $ 77,019
Locations: Geographic Location Negotiable/Varies
To apply, please submit your notice of interest and resume to OCHCOOperations.VBACO@va.gov and an HR Specialist will contact you soon.
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What a great opportunity ! I am a retired VA nurse with a strong desire to help Vets navigate through the system for optimim results. I would love to put my skills to use for the Vets again, especially in this capacity.
Thank You
JoEllyn
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Retired from active duty 20 years, early (postponed) retirement from VHA not receiving any annuity
yet and 100% disabled. Worked as a Program Support Assistant 11 years and 2 years as Compensation & Pension Secretary. Would like to be of service in a part time capacity. Please provide any information available.
SFC 100% medically (not P&T yet) retired, Clinical Psychology & Mental Health Counselor (recently graduated). Recently approved for SSDI but hasn’t withdrawn any payment yet; willing to offer clinical relief to my fellow vets, but worries about my benefits. Any information will be greatly appreciated.
SFC 100% medically (not P&T yet) retired, Clinical Psychology & Mental Health Counselor (recently graduated). Recently approved for SSDI but hasn’t withdraw any payment yet; willing to offer clinical relief to my fellow vets, but worries about my benefits. Any information will be greatly appreciated.
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As a rehired annuitant at VBA, you’ll enjoy a competitive salary and other perks, including a supplement toward your retirement income with a potential increase in your retirement benefits; flexible work schedules; and potential eligibility for federal health benefits. güvenlik kamera sistemi
While in most cases you will keep your full annuity, your new salary may be reduced by the amount of your annuity.
The email is not successful. Keeps being returned. Is there an alternative contact or other contact info please?
We are looking for some better contact information. If may be next week due to the holiday.