Leidos QTC Health Services

07/30/2026

An can be the first chapter of a career built to make an impact.

This , celebrates five former interns who turned hands-on learning into full-time careers supporting our mission.

We are proud to recognize Marley Walker, Proposal Technical Writer; Timothy Chiu, Software Engineer; and Justin Catalano, User Experience Design. We also celebrate Jayden Nguyen, Associate Software Engineer, and Michael Austin, Software Engineer.

Across proposal development, user-centered design and , they are helping turn ideas into solutions that support Veterans, Service Members, providers and customers.

Their stories show what becomes possible when curiosity meets mentorship, trust and meaningful work.

Read how their became careers 🔗 http://ms.spr.ly/6186a6iT4

07/28/2026

Some experiences bring the mission into sharper focus.

At the 2026 National Veterans Wheelchair Games, team members had the opportunity to volunteer alongside , athletes, families, and during a week centered on resilience, connection, and possibility.

Their reflections capture what makes this event so meaningful: the chance to serve beyond the workplace, witness the power of , and better understand the people and communities at the heart of our mission.

We are grateful to support moments that honor service, strengthen community, and remind us why this work matters.

Read more reflections from the 2026 volunteers 🔗 http://ms.spr.ly/6184vhZr6

07/23/2026

Progress is not always measured by distance. Sometimes, it is found in the confidence to compete, the courage to try something new and the determination to keep moving forward.

was proud to, once again, sponsor the National Veterans , where athletes challenged expectations, strengthened connections and demonstrated the life-changing potential of .

These experiences are made possible by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Paralyzed Veterans of America, Veterans Service Organizations and community partners committed to creating opportunities beyond the competition.

Every event, new skill and shared moment reinforces what is possible when have the support, community and opportunity to define their next challenge.

Read more about the 2026 🔗 http://ms.spr.ly/6182vAcxI

07/15/2026

Supporting is essential to supporting the health and well-being of our nation's .

was honored to attend the Elizabeth Dole Foundation's Heroes and History Makers Leadership Forum in Washington, D.C., where leaders from government, , nonprofit organizations, and industry came together to discuss how we can better support military and Veteran caregivers.

A highlight of the event was a conversation between Dr. Paul R. Lawrence, Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, and Wayne Peacock on the VA Caregiver Support Program and the importance of ensuring caregivers have the resources they need. The discussion was made even more meaningful by caregiver Crystal Wilson, who shared her family's experience caring for her Veteran husband and the realities faced by so many military caregivers.

These conversations reinforce the importance of continued collaboration and innovation. Leidos QTC Health Services is proud to support the 's caregiver initiatives, including participating in its national caregiver support pilot, helping connect military and Veteran caregivers with resources designed to improve their well-being and resilience.

Together, we can help ensure those who care for our nation's Veterans receive the support they deserve.

Learn more about our efforts 🔗 http://ms.spr.ly/6041vpgpS

07/11/2026

07/09/2026

Most people working in the Veterans disability claims process have never had to go through it themselves.

Ray Hahn has. U.S. Navy Hospital Corpsman for eight years, then over a decade inside the as a rater and field examiner. Now he's the direct link between and the Veteran Service Organizations who represent Veterans every day.

His message: "You are not alone."

Read his story 🔗 http://ms.spr.ly/6185vITr9

07/06/2026

Today, we were honored to receive the Workforce Solutions Alamo Impact Award in recognition of our commitment to strengthening the regional workforce in .

A sincere thank you to Alex Salazar from Workforce Solutions Alamo for presenting the award to Larry Schaefer on behalf of .

This recognition reflects the strong partnership we've built with Workforce Solutions Alamo to connect talented job seekers - including transitioning and - with meaningful and civilian . From participating in Hiring Red, White & You! and other regional hiring events to collaborating on candidate sourcing and career readiness, we're proud to work together to support the workforce needs of our .

Partnerships like these demonstrate what's possible when industry and workforce organizations come together to create opportunities that benefit individuals, families, and the region as a whole.

Thank you to for this meaningful recognition. We look forward to continuing our work together to build the future workforce.

07/04/2026

This , honors 250 years of American courage, progress, and service 🇺🇸

As we celebrate our nation’s legacy, we remain focused on the mission ahead: expanding access to care and supporting , , and across the country.

Happy 🧨 America250

07/02/2026

Supporting Veterans and Service Members goes beyond healthcare. It also means strengthening the partnerships that surround the military community with connection, care, and respect.

On June 24, participated in the Leidos Legacy of Service Reception, joining Leidos leaders, Congressional staff, the USO, and the Elizabeth Dole Foundation to honor , , , and caregivers.

From assembling snack packs and writing cards for deploying Service Members to connecting with Veterans and caregivers whose lives reflect extraordinary service, the event was a meaningful reminder that small gestures and strong partnerships can make a lasting impact.

For Leidos QTC Health Services, this work reflects the heart of our mission: serving those who have served with professionalism, compassion, dignity, and respect.

Read more about the Legacy of Service Reception 🔗 http://ms.spr.ly/6181vQMu3

07/01/2026

The rededication of the Page VA Clinic marks an important step forward for across northern Arizona.

Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Donald Kosiak, joined U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs leaders, community partners and local Veterans to celebrate expanded services that bring primary care closer to home for rural communities.

This milestone reflects the power of partnership. Working alongside the Northern Arizona VA Health Care System, we're helping to expand access to care through mobile health clinics, telehealth and community-based healthcare - helping more Veterans receive the care they've earned.

Learn more about our work with NAVAHCS 🔗http://ms.spr.ly/6184vtZFy