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Fewer than one-third of Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) police officers completed the legally required crisis intervention and suicide prevention training last year, according to allegations made by Senator Jerry […]
Ginger MacCutcheon, a former medic in the Women’s Army Corps, set out on her military career straight from high school with aspirations that echoed the dreams of many young recruits.
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(a) General. For the purpose of providing training and rehabilitation services under Chapter 31 VA may: (1) Use facilities, staff and other resources of VA; (2) Employ any additional personnel
VR&E regulations: 21.290 Training and rehabilitation resources Read More »
(a) Reentrance into rehabilitation to the point of employability following a determination of rehabilitation. A veteran who has been found rehabilitated under provisions of § 21.283 may be provided an
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(a) Courses must be approved. Only those courses approved by the Department of Veterans Affairs shall be utilized to provide training and rehabilitation services under Chapter 31. (Authority: 38 U.S.C.
VR&E regulations: 21.292 Course approvals Read More »
(a) General. For purposes of chapter 31 a veteran shall be declared rehabilitated when he or she has overcome the employment handicap to the maximum extent feasible as described in
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(a) Criteria the facility must meet. In addition to approval of the courses offered, all facilities which provide training and rehabilitation services under Chapter 31 must meet the criteria contained
VR&E regulations: 21.294 Selecting the training or rehabilitation facility Read More »
(a) Entering a rehabilitation program. The effective date of induction into a rehabilitation program is governed by the provisions of §§ 21.320 through 21.334, except as provided in this section.
