News releases
News Releases for VA Augusta health care.
Liz Owens, senior investigative reporter for WRDW 12/26, will join VA Augusta Health Care System for its Women’s History Month observance, Thursday, March 21, at noon, in the 3B-111 Auditorium of its Uptown campus at 1 Freedom Way. Owens will serve as guest speaker for the program.
Liz Owens, senior investigative reporter for WRDW 12/26, will join VA Augusta Health Care System for its Women’s History Month observance, Thursday, March 21, at noon, in the 3B-111 Auditorium of its Uptown campus at 1 Freedom Way. Owens will serve as guest speaker for the program.
VA Augusta Health Care System invites Registered Nurses (RNs) and Licenses Practical Nurses (LPNs) to a nursing job fair from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., Saturday, March 23, in Room 3B-125 at our Uptown site at 1 Freedom Way in Augusta.
VA Augusta Health Care System’s Blind Rehabilitation Service has launched “Blind Vet: Now What?”, a locally produced podcast for Veterans adjusting to vision loss, as well as those people who make up their support system.
VA Augusta Health Care System officials and clinicians will join The American Legion Post 90 at 6:30 p.m., Monday, March 18, at 100 Rucker Lane in Statesboro for a Veteran town hall to discuss the state and future of Veteran health care in the area.
In honor of American Heart Health Month, the Women Veterans Program at VA Augusta Health Care System will host a cardio-obstetrics presentation at 1 p.m., Friday, Feb. 23, at its Uptown Campus auditorium (Room 3B-111) at 1 Freedom Way in Augusta.
Charlie Norwood VA Medical Center, part of VA Augusta Health Care System, is seeking volunteers in the Columbia and Richmond counties area who are willing to help local Veterans by serving as drivers.
As part of VA’s nationwide homelessness goals for 2023, VA Augusta Health Care System permanently housed 170 local Veterans experiencing homelessness last year, nearly three times the VA’s annual goal for the region.
Jay Jefferies, Chief Meteorologist for WFXG Fox-54, will join VA Augusta Health Care System this Friday at noon at its Uptown campus for a ceremony honoring the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
VA Augusta Health Care System is holding two drive-thru, resume drop-off events for qualified RNs and LPNs. No need to park – just drive up and drop off your resume! We’re seeking nursing professionals specifically for our Spinal Cord Injury and long-term care units (Community Living Center).