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.

Provides front desk, reception, clerical, and administrative support to National Service Officers and office leadership. Responsibilities include answering calls, assisting veteran inquiries, preparing correspondence and forms, managing physical and electronic files, distributing mail, scheduling appointments, processing payments, operating office equipment, and maintaining accurate records under direct supervision.

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 studying applicable laws, interviewing claimants, reviewing service and medical records, preparing claim submissions and briefs, monitoring cases, advising on appeals, presenting arguments at hearings, managing workloads, recruiting members, and conducting outreach and administrative activities.