Teams 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.