Well, this fully funds our needs, and people should be filling those positions.
David Shulkin
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David Shulkin is an Independent politician who served as the 9th Secretary of Veterans Affairs under President Donald Trump from February 2017 to March 2018. He was the first non-veteran to hold this position and focused on improving healthcare services for veterans during his tenure. Shulkin has a background in healthcare management and has worked in various roles within the Veterans Affairs system prior to his appointment as Secretary. He has been an advocate for reforms aimed at enhancing the quality of care for veterans and addressing issues within the VA system.
Our people who work in our facilities are our most valuable asset, and we have to make sure we have the right people serving Veterans.
If that is true, let me make it clear right now, that should not be followed.
We think VA can help lead this for the whole country by making this interoperable.
We want our benefits to focus on getting Veterans back to independence and well-being.
We cannot continue to do business as usual and think that the VA is a sustainable structure for decades to come.
There is no excuse for these past projects, and we cannot continue to do business as usual.
I turned on my morning news one day and I saw that the President had issued an executive order on mental health care.
I do regret the decisions that have been made that have taken the focus off of that important work.
While you have said in the past that these Veterans should not be waiting any longer, that is a quote.
I believe that no veteran should have to ever leave their home because of one of these severe illnesses or injuries if they don't want to.
The Honorable David Shulkin M.D., Secretary, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
VA's enterprise-wide efforts to modernize the appeals process through improvements in technology.
Every single site, except for one, has made improvements in their prescribing rates in opioids.
We will not back down from that goal, and we will continue to drive to do everything we can to end veteran homelessness.





