Every Veteran receiving health care through the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is assigned a primary care physician. With over 9 million Veterans enrolled in the VA health care system, the VA is actively seeking qualified primary care physicians to provide essential care. Primary care at the VA is more than just routine checkups; it is part of a holistic health model that focuses on each Veteran’s life, goals, and well-being. Primary care physicians work closely with Veterans, forming meaningful relationships that go beyond simple diagnosis. As part of a Veteran’s Patient Aligned Care Team (PACT), they play a crucial role in guiding Veterans through their health journeys. The VA offers access to advanced medical tools, including integrated electronic health records and telehealth platforms, enabling more coordinated and personalized care. Additionally, the VA provides attractive employee benefits such as consistent schedules, generous leave, and education incentives. Physicians enjoy the flexibility to work at various facilities with less administrative burden compared to private practice. Those interested in a fulfilling primary care career dedicated to serving Veterans are encouraged to explore opportunities with the VA.