How You Can Pay Veterans Back With a Job

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By Ellen McGirt
Switching industries can be hard for anyone, but for post 9/11 veterans returning to the workforce after deployment, it can be particularly tough.
Reintegration has many challenges, from reconnecting with family to relating to people who do not understand military life or deployment, says A.J. Marsden, a former U.S. Army surgical nurse and current assistant professor of human services and psychology at Beacon College.
“A veteran may have never had to apply or interview for a civilian job before,” she says. “For others, constant worry or concern may interfere with their daily tasks, the pace of the work may be too intense, or the lack of a chain of command may cause a difficult reintegration.”
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