Committed to Those Who Served

At NYU Langone Health, we honor our veterans by providing opportunities for them to utilize the skills and training they’ve acquired while serving and protecting our country. Our commitment to service members helps facilitate their transition from the front lines of war to a rewarding career as a civilian in health. Every day, NYU Langone Health presents an opportunity for veterans to apply their knowledge, discipline and strategic thinking to a wide variety of careers across our award-winning network, and it is our mission to support them every step of the way.

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Our Badges of Honor

NYU Langone Health is devoted to delivering excellence in patient care. With fourteen nationally ranked specialties, 600 physicians recognized as leading doctors in their fields, and over 200 locations in New York City, our renowned, world-class medical service is highly decorated and receives badges of distinctions every year.

Joining Forces with the Veteran Job Mission

As a member of the Veteran Jobs Mission, we understand and appreciate the unique skills and life-experiences ex-service members can bring to a role. As an organization, we’ve dedicated ourselves to creating new programs geared towards the veteran community – providing both social support and new job opportunities.

“NYU Langone Health is one of the best places I have worked. A lot of the skills I developed in the Navy transferred over to the facilities side of healthcare. Our leadership is constantly striving to be the best, which motivates me to be better. They really believe in the people they have here and it’s very military friendly. We want to see our colleagues succeed. We take care of our own.”

–Felix L.Facilities Operations Manager

“My experience serving in the military helped shape how I care for patients today. It played a huge role in my development, both personally and professionally. I know my experience is from many years ago, but I enjoy the opportunity to help other veterans here at NYU Langone Health.”

–Dr. Benjamin J. S.Menas S. Gregory Professor of Psychiatry at NYU Langone Health

For Veterans by Veterans

NYU Langone Health is committed to providing veterans support beyond their career transition. Even veterans that are non-employees can benefit from our programs. With programs like The Cohen Family Clinic which provides free, high-quality, integrated mental healthcare to veterans and their families, and our Veteran Resource Group, veterans have access to care specifically designed to support them fully. They can even participate in our Monthly Virtual Chats and Veterans Mentorship Program which guides veterans that may be unsure of where to start in their new life as a civilian.

Hear from Our Team

“I feel that it is both a privilege and an honor to work alongside many professionals in the field of Critical Care, Orthopedics, and Nursing, over the years, and have had the opportunity to participate in two Magnet site surveys. Here we treat all our patients and each other as " family.”

Bathsheba Filler M.

RN, BSN, CCRN, CEN- USAF NC Veteran Pre-Admission Testing Staff Nurse/Clinical Nurse IV/1199 Nurse Delegate

“I work in the psychiatry department. I just made my 20th year as an NYU employee. I spent 15 of those years doing research for NYU at the Veterans hospital working with brilliant minds. It’s easy to say that both NYU community and the VA community bring out the best in people.”

Terry L.

Senior Research Coordinator

“I'm a 9-year veteran at the main campus Security Department here at NYU Langone Health. As a 22-year military veteran between active duty and Army National Guard, I have found that a strong common denominator one can link is camaraderie and teamwork. Departments that work together are able to accomplish the mission of providing world-class service and support to our patients. This is who we are and this is what we do. As in the military, we are proud to serve.”

David S.

Manager-Security

“NYU has supported my military duty with an understanding of requirements and challenges of serving in the Air National Guard The NYU veteran community is bringing new fresh opportunities to local Veterans and continuing to grow as an organization. ”

David G.

Sr. Nurse Clinician

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