Jobs at DAV (Disabled American Veterans)

Trains to become a National Service Officer representing veterans and families pursuing VA disability claims and benefits. Responsibilities include reviewing service and medical records, identifying evidence needs, preparing claim submissions, monitoring cases, advising on appeals, presenting legal arguments at hearings, communicating with claimants, recruiting DAV members, and completing administrative outreach activities under supervision.

Trains to become a National Service Officer representing veterans and families in disability claims and benefits matters. Responsibilities include reviewing service and medical records, researching regulations, identifying evidence needs, preparing claim submissions, monitoring cases, advising on appeals, representing claimants at hearings, maintaining client workloads, recruiting members, and conducting outreach. The role requires direct supervision, nationwide relocation flexibility, and occasional training travel.

Train to become a National Service Officer representing veterans and their families in disability claims and benefits matters. Responsibilities include interviewing claimants, reviewing service and medical records, assessing evidence, preparing claim submissions, monitoring cases, advising on appeals, appearing before VA and military boards, conducting outreach, and maintaining client workloads. The apprentice works under direct supervision, must complete DAV on-the-job training, and may need minimal travel and nationwide relocation.

The National Service Officer Apprentice trains to represent veterans and their families in disability claims and benefits matters before the Department of Veterans Affairs and other government entities. Duties include reviewing legal, service, and medical records; interviewing claimants; preparing submissions and briefs; monitoring claims; advising on appeals; participating in hearings; communicating with adjudicators and claimants; recruiting members; and completing administrative outreach activities under supervision.

Provides front desk, reception, clerical, customer service, scheduling, payment processing, correspondence, filing, mail distribution, and records management support for National Service Officers and office leadership. Responds to general veteran inquiries, operates standard office equipment, maintains confidentiality, and performs administrative tasks under direct supervision.

Apprentices train to become National Service Officers representing veterans and families in disability claims and benefits matters. Responsibilities include reviewing service and medical records, identifying evidence needs, preparing claim submissions, monitoring claims, advising on appeals, representing claimants at hearings, maintaining workloads, recruiting members, and conducting outreach. The role requires direct supervision, nationwide relocation flexibility, and occasional training travel.

Trains to become a National Service Officer representing veterans and families in disability claims and benefits matters before the Department of Veterans Affairs and other government entities. Responsibilities include interviewing claimants, reviewing service and medical records, assessing evidence, preparing legal submissions, monitoring claims, advising on appeals, representing claimants at hearings, managing caseloads, recruiting members, and conducting administrative outreach under supervision.

Performs daily accounting activities, journal entries, general ledger reconciliations, accruals, financial statement reviews, audit and tax reporting, inventory procedures, payroll reconciliations, internal control analysis, and maintenance of accounting system modules. The role supports assigned organizations, prepares regulatory filings and annual reports, maintains documentation, and ensures accurate financial reporting. No supervisory responsibilities are required.

Trains to become a National Service Officer representing veterans and families in disability claims and benefits matters. Responsibilities include interviewing claimants, reviewing service and medical records, assessing evidence, preparing claim submissions and briefs, monitoring cases, advising on appeals, representing claimants at hearings, managing workloads, conducting outreach, and recruiting members.

Trains to become a National Service Officer representing veterans and their families in disability claims and benefits matters. Responsibilities include interviewing claimants, reviewing service and medical records, assessing evidence, preparing claim submissions, monitoring cases, advising on appeals, and practicing representation before VA and military hearings. The role also involves client communication, outreach, membership recruitment, administrative work, and learning applicable veterans’ benefits laws and regulations under direct supervision.

Trains to become a National Service Officer representing veterans and families in disability claims and benefits matters. Responsibilities include interviewing claimants, reviewing service and medical records, evaluating evidence, preparing claim submissions and legal arguments, monitoring cases, advising on appeals, representing claimants at hearings, managing workloads, recruiting members, and conducting administrative outreach under supervision.

Trains to become a National Service Officer representing veterans and families in disability claims and benefits matters. Responsibilities include researching regulations, interviewing claimants, reviewing service and medical records, assessing evidence, preparing claim submissions and legal arguments, monitoring cases, advising on appeals, representing claimants at hearings, managing workload, recruiting members, and conducting outreach. The apprentice works under direct supervision and may travel minimally for training.

Reviews and analyzes grant applications, prepares funding recommendations, drafts grant correspondence, maintains grant and donor records, processes donations, verifies grant accountability, reconciles financial information, and supports reporting and board materials. The role serves as a liaison with internal and external constituents, ensures compliance with retention and grant policies, and provides administrative support to trust and foundation entities.

Trains to become a National Service Officer representing veterans and their families in disability claims and benefits matters before the VA and other government entities. Responsibilities include interviewing claimants, reviewing service and medical records, assessing evidence, preparing submissions, monitoring claims, advising on appeals, participating in hearings, maintaining workload plans, recruiting members, and performing administrative outreach activities.

Trains to become a National Service Officer representing veterans and their families in disability claims and benefits matters. Responsibilities include studying applicable laws and regulations, interviewing claimants, reviewing service and medical records, assessing evidence, preparing claim submissions, monitoring cases, advising on appeals, participating in hearings, managing caseloads, recruiting members, and conducting outreach. The role requires direct supervision, nationwide relocation willingness, and occasional training travel.

Maintains membership database records, performs accurate data entry and verification, issues membership cards, manages account access, processes corrections and payments, and evaluates compliance with membership regulations. Provides inbound telephone and email support, resolves member inquiries, processes paperwork, and coordinates with other departments. Requires accurate typing, numerical aptitude, strong customer service, and basic Microsoft Office skills.

Apprentices train to become National Service Officers representing veterans and families pursuing VA disability claims and other benefits. Responsibilities include reviewing service and medical records, identifying evidence needs, preparing claim submissions, monitoring cases, advising on appeals, representing claimants at hearings, communicating with VA personnel, managing workloads, recruiting members, and performing outreach and administrative duties under supervision.

Apprentices train to become National Service Officers representing veterans and families in disability claims and benefits matters. Responsibilities include researching regulations, interviewing claimants, reviewing service and medical records, assessing evidence, preparing claim submissions, monitoring cases, advising on appeals, representing claimants at hearings, maintaining workloads, recruiting members, and conducting outreach. The role requires professional communication, administrative skills, computer proficiency, DAV membership, and eligibility for the DAV on-the-job training program.

Trains to become a National Service Officer representing veterans and their families in disability claims and other benefits matters. Duties include studying regulations, interviewing claimants, reviewing service and medical records, assessing evidence, preparing claim submissions, monitoring cases, advising on appeals, practicing hearing representation, recruiting members, and performing administrative outreach. The apprentice works under direct supervision and may require minimal training travel and nationwide relocation.

Trains to become a National Service Officer representing veterans and families in disability claims and benefits matters. Duties include interviewing claimants, reviewing service and medical records, assessing evidence, preparing legal submissions, monitoring claims, advising on appeals, representing claimants at hearings, maintaining workloads, recruiting members, and conducting outreach under supervision.