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Valor Healthcare Valor Healthcare is a Veteran and physician-led provider of healthcare services for patriots.

Looking for a career that combines meaningful work with the opportunity to experience life abroad?Valor Healthcare is cu...
06/03/2026

Looking for a career that combines meaningful work with the opportunity to experience life abroad?

Valor Healthcare is currently hiring behavioral health and clinical professionals for full-time Defense Health Agency (DHA) opportunities across Japan, including Okinawa, Kadena, Yokosuka, Iwakuni, and Sasebo.

Open roles include:
• Psychiatrists
• Clinical Psychologists
• Licensed Clinical Social Workers
• Registered Nurses – Mental Health

These roles offer the chance to support military communities overseas while working alongside a collaborative, mission-driven team committed to high-quality care for those who serve.

Valor Healthcare offers competitive compensation, relocation assistance, and the opportunity to build a rewarding career while living and working in Japan.

If you’re ready for a new professional and personal adventure, we’d love to hear from you.

Learn more and apply at: www.valorhealthcare.com/careers

June is PTSD Awareness Month — a time to recognize the invisible wounds carried by so many, including Veterans, first re...
06/01/2026

June is PTSD Awareness Month — a time to recognize the invisible wounds carried by so many, including Veterans, first responders, healthcare professionals, and trauma survivors across our communities.

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder is not a sign of weakness. It is a human response to overwhelming experiences, and awareness matters because understanding can lead to support, treatment, and hope.

At Valor Healthcare, we believe mental healthcare is healthcare. Creating spaces where people feel safe asking for help, sharing their experiences, and accessing compassionate care can change — and save — lives.

This month, we honor the resilience of those living with PTSD and encourage continued conversations around mental health awareness, support, and healing.

Ready for your next adventure?Valor Healthcare is hiring clinicians for full-time Defense Health Agency (DHA) opportunit...
05/29/2026

Ready for your next adventure?

Valor Healthcare is hiring clinicians for full-time Defense Health Agency (DHA) opportunities across Japan — including Okinawa, Kadena, Yokosuka, Iwakuni, and Sasebo.

We’re looking for:
• Psychiatrists
• Clinical Psychologists
• Licensed Clinical Social Workers
• Registered Nurses – Mental Health

At Valor, you’ll support military communities overseas while working in a collaborative, clinician-led environment focused on delivering high-quality care to those who serve.

What we offer:
• Relocation assistance available
• Competitive compensation
• Mission-driven work
• The opportunity to live and work in Japan
• A supportive, team-oriented culture

If you’re looking for a career that combines purpose, adventure, and impact, we’d love to connect.

Learn more and apply at: www.valorhealthcare.com/careers

During National Nurses Month, we’re proud to recognize the nurses whose experience, compassion, and dedication have made...
05/28/2026

During National Nurses Month, we’re proud to recognize the nurses whose experience, compassion, and dedication have made a lasting impact on the Veterans we serve.

Today, we’re highlighting Mary “Katrina” Scanlon-Ludwigsen, LPN, one of the most tenured team members at our Oswego CBOC.

Mary began her nursing career after graduating from Oswego County BOCES in 1986 and has spent decades caring for patients across a variety of healthcare settings. She joined the VA outpatient clinic in Oswego in 2003 and has remained a steady, trusted presence through multiple transitions — including continuing her service when Valor Healthcare assumed clinic operations in 2022.

Currently serving as the clinic’s Telehealth LPN, Mary is known for her versatility, teamwork, and willingness to step in wherever needed to support Veterans and colleagues alike.

Outside of work, Mary enjoys spending time with her family, gardening, baking, and competing in Texas Hold ’Em tournaments across the country.

Thank you, Mary, for your 23 years of dedication, adaptability, and compassionate care at the Oswego clinic.

During National Nurses Month, we’re proud to recognize the dedicated nurses whose compassion and commitment make a lasti...
05/27/2026

During National Nurses Month, we’re proud to recognize the dedicated nurses whose compassion and commitment make a lasting difference in the lives of Veterans every day.

Today, we’re highlighting Sandra Babcock, LPN, of our Oswego CBOC PACT 2 team.

After beginning her professional career in travel and tourism, Sandra followed a calling to nursing and has now spent more than three decades caring for patients throughout the Oswego community. Next month, she will celebrate 14 years with the Oswego CBOC as she prepares for retirement at the end of June.

Known for her compassionate care, hard work, and dedication to Veterans, Sandra has made a meaningful impact on countless lives throughout her nursing career.

Outside of the clinic, Sandra enjoys artisan bread baking, gardening, and spending time with her husband Joe and daughter Sophia.

Her favorite quote:
“Be like the lotus flower: Trust in light, grow in the dirt, believe in new beginnings.”

Thank you, Sandra, for your years of service, care, and commitment. Congratulations on your upcoming retirement and the incredible legacy you leave behind.

During National Nurses Month, we’re proud to celebrate the incredible nurses of our Harrison, AR clinic whose compassion...
05/26/2026

During National Nurses Month, we’re proud to celebrate the incredible nurses of our Harrison, AR clinic whose compassion, dedication, and teamwork help make a difference in the lives of Veterans every single day.

Today, we’re recognizing Heather McClung, RN; Sharon Henderson, RN; Stephanie Marshall, LPN; and Lacey Byrd, LPN — a team committed to delivering compassionate, patient-centered care while supporting one another and the Veterans they serve.

Nursing is more than a profession — it’s trust, empathy, advocacy, and service in action. The Harrison team embodies those qualities each day through their hard work, collaboration, and unwavering commitment to providing an exceptional experience for Veterans.

Thank you, Heather, Sharon, Stephanie, and Lacey, for the care, heart, and dedication you bring to your clinic and community.

This Memorial Day, we honor the brave men and women of the United States Armed Forces who gave their lives in service to...
05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we honor the brave men and women of the United States Armed Forces who gave their lives in service to our country. While the holiday weekend may bring gatherings, travel, and the unofficial start of summer, we remember the true meaning behind the day: sacrifice, courage, and the cost of freedom.

For generations, Americans wore red poppies on Memorial Day as a symbol of remembrance for fallen service members. The tradition began after World War I, and the poppy remains one of the most recognized symbols honoring those who never made it home.

At Valor Healthcare, honoring Veterans and those who made the ultimate sacrifice is not just part of our mission — it’s part of who we are.

This Memorial Day, we remember. We honor. We never forget.

This National Nurses Month, we’re honoring the extraordinary legacy of nurses who have changed lives, strengthened commu...
05/21/2026

This National Nurses Month, we’re honoring the extraordinary legacy of nurses who have changed lives, strengthened communities, and shaped history through compassion and service.

One of our colleagues recently shared the incredible story of their grandmother, Lt. Louisa Moir (1922–2001), a World War II nurse whose impact reached far beyond the bedside. During the war, Lt. Moir served both overseas and aboard military hospital trains in the United States, where specially equipped railcars transported wounded service members across the country for medical treatment closer to home. Photographs from her wartime service were later featured in the Smithsonian.

After World War II ended, Lt. Moir remained in Europe to care for displaced Holocaust survivors before eventually returning to the United States where she earned her master’s degree in public health from Boston College. She later became Director of the Malden Hospital School of Nursing, where she helped educate and mentor future generations of nurses. She retired in the 1980s after more than forty years of service in nursing, education, and public health.

Nursing is more than a profession. It is a legacy of resilience, humanity, and healing passed from one generation to the next. This month, we proudly celebrate nurses like Lt. Louisa Moir and the countless nurses today who continue changing the world every single day.

During National Nurses Month, we’re proud to recognize the incredible nurses whose compassion, teamwork, and dedication ...
05/20/2026

During National Nurses Month, we’re proud to recognize the incredible nurses whose compassion, teamwork, and dedication make a lasting impact on the Veterans we serve every day at our Fort Pierce CBOC.

Today, we’re highlighting the Oak Team — including RN Sonia Rugel and LPN Amanda Raymond alongside provider Dr. Murphy — a team known for exceptional collaboration, compassion, and unwavering support for both Veterans and fellow colleagues.

Sonia and Amanda help create the kind of clinic culture that truly makes a difference. Whether stepping in to support teammates, assisting Veterans, or going above and beyond to ensure quality care, their dedication shines through in every interaction. Their efforts have earned multiple compliments from the Veterans they serve — a reflection of the trust, kindness, and professionalism they bring to the clinic each day.

Thank you to Sonia, Amanda, and the entire Oak Team at Fort Pierce CBOC for your outstanding commitment to serving Veterans with excellence and heart.

During National Nurses Month, we’re proud to celebrate the incredible nurses who make up the largest part of our workfor...
05/19/2026

During National Nurses Month, we’re proud to celebrate the incredible nurses who make up the largest part of our workforce and play such a vital role in the care we provide every day.

Today, we’re highlighting Rebecca Bevacqua, RN, of our Oswego CBOC PACT 1 team.

For the past 2.5 years, Rebecca has brought compassion, excellence, and dedication to the Veterans she serves. Since earning her BSN from SUNY Canton in 2020, she has built experience across a variety of healthcare settings while continuing to lead with empathy and patient-centered care.

Outside the clinic, Rebecca is a wife, mother of two, proud dog mom to Bulldogs Lola and Tony, and an avid gardener who stays busy supporting her daughter’s activities.

Her favorite quote:
“Plan for the future in the NOW.”

We’re grateful for the hard work, kindness, and commitment Rebecca brings to our Oswego CBOC each day. Thank you for all you do for our Veterans and your team.

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14643 Dallas Parkway, Suite 100
Dallas, TX
75254

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+18442966567

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