UCLA Health Careers

VETERANS AT UCLA HEALTH

Passion, Respect, Excellence, Discovery, Integrity, and Teamwork form the foundation for everything we do at UCLA Health. Because your military experience was also built on these values, you’re uniquely qualified to make a significant difference in the lives of others with us.

We have a wide variety of both clinical and non-clinical roles available where you can leverage your experience and individual qualities to help us bring hope and healing to our patients and their families. If you want to be a key member of a world-renowned healthcare team, join us and help live out our vision to heal humankind, one patient at a time, by improving health, alleviating suffering, and delivering acts of kindness.

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With our unique career search feature, you can simply enter your military occupational specialty (MOS) code into the keyword field to find openings that match your unique military background.

MEET THOSE WHO’VE WALKED YOUR PATH

Rakeisha Christopher

“My time in active duty and active duty reserves helped develop both discipline and adaptability. I have been able to easily adjust to the new protocols and procedures UCLA Health has incorporated over the years.”

United States Navy veteran, Rakeisha Edmonson transitioned to UCLA Health as an administrative assistant and has grown to become practice manager for the largest clinic in the Department of Medicine. She oversees nearly 70 people and supports over 140 physicians.

Rakeisha

Practice Manager

2006

Administrative Assistant

2010

Clinic Lead

2003

Accident Investigator

2018

Practice Manager

“UCLA Health has been extremely supportive of my duty as a military service member. They have truly been a network of compassion and enthusiasm towards my military service.”

Christopher White joined UCLA Health as an Outpatient Rehab Supervisor and has advanced to become a Manager of Outpatient Rehab all while continuing to fulfill his military duties. This take a tremendous amount of dedication and discipline on Christopher’s part. At UCLA Health, we’re proud to be able to support Christopher in living out his vital responsibilities.