VA Hiring Fair Nov. 6: Onsite Interviews at Tulsa's New Inhofe VA Medical Center
Editor's note (November 7, 2026): This event has passed. For upcoming Tulsa hiring events, see our Tulsa job fairs listings.
TULSA, OK — The Eastern Oklahoma VA Health Care System is holding a hiring fair this Friday, November 6, inside the lobby of the new James Mountain Inhofe VA Medical Center downtown, with onsite interviews for every occupation it has open. That covers nurses and physicians, but also housekeeping, food service, police, drivers, records and front-desk roles.
One day, seven hours, a long list of federal jobs, and two days to get your paperwork in order.
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📍 Event at a Glance
| Event | Eastern Oklahoma VA Health Care System Hiring Fair |
| Date | Friday, November 6, 2026 |
| Time | 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Central |
| Location | Lobby, James Mountain Inhofe VA Medical Center, South Houston Avenue, downtown Tulsa |
| Format | In person, onsite interviews for open positions |
| Before you go | Review the open announcements on USAJOBS |
🔥 Who the VA Is Recruiting
The VA says it is interviewing for all open occupations tied to opening the new medical center. Much of the list needs no clinical license.
- Nursing: RNs for the ED, ICU, OR and medical surgical units, an RN assistant manager, and nursing assistants
- Physicians: hospitalists, staff physicians and a non-interventional cardiologist
- Pharmacy and lab: clinical pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, lab health technicians and EKG technicians
- Imaging: diagnostic radiology technologists and a supervisory radiologic technologist
- Front desk and admin: medical support assistants, advanced medical support assistants, health benefits assistants, program support assistants and medical administration specialists
- Records and finance: medical records technicians, an assistant chief of medical records, accounting technicians and budget technicians
- Support services: housekeeping aides, leads and supervisors, cooks and food service workers, medical supply and sterile processing technicians
- Transport and safety: motor vehicle operators, transportation assistants, VA police officers and security assistants
- Other: senior social workers and an education training specialist
⚠️ Read This Before You Head Downtown
Federal hiring is not a walk-in retail fair. Showing up does not guarantee an interview, an offer or a job, and every opportunity depends on an approved vacancy.
The VA asks candidates to read the participating announcements on USAJOBS first and follow each one's eligibility, qualification and required-document instructions. Some federal postings are limited to current employees or veterans, so check who can apply first.
The VA had not posted a cost or a walk-in policy for the fair when we checked. If you have questions, VA human resources can be reached at (918) 577-3600.
📋 How to Show Up Ready
- Pick your announcements tonight. Note the title and announcement number for each job you want.
- Bring a federal-style resume. Federal resumes run longer than private ones and list hours per week, dates and specific duties.
- Have your documents handy. Licenses and certifications for clinical roles, and your DD-214 if you are a veteran claiming preference.
- Go early. The 6 p.m. finish helps day workers, but expect an afternoon rush.
Why This Hospital Matters for Tulsa Jobs
The Inhofe medical center is a 58-bed, 273,000-square-foot hospital built inside two converted downtown office towers. Veterans in northeast Oklahoma have long driven to Muskogee for VA inpatient care, and a full hospital staff in downtown Tulsa adds federal benefits and a stable employer to a healthcare market already led by Saint Francis, Hillcrest, Ascension St. John and OSU Medicine.
Pay for each position is set on the federal scale and printed on its USAJOBS announcement, so check the grade and range there rather than trusting a number on a third-party listing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is the Tulsa VA hiring fair?
Friday, November 6, 2026, from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Central, in the lobby of the James Mountain Inhofe VA Medical Center on South Houston Avenue in downtown Tulsa.
Will there be interviews at the fair?
Yes. The VA says onsite interviews are offered for its open occupations, though attending does not guarantee an interview or an offer.
Do I need to be a veteran to apply?
Not for every job. Eligibility is set announcement by announcement on USAJOBS, so read each one before you go. Veterans may qualify for preference or special hiring authorities.
What should I do before Friday?
Review the participating announcements on USAJOBS, note which ones you qualify for, and bring a detailed resume plus any licenses or certifications those roles require.
Get Ahead of the Next Federal Posting
Create a free LocalJobPage account to get alerts when new healthcare and government jobs post across Tulsa and Green Country. You can also explore the Tulsa Career Center for role-by-role guides.
Employers: Post your openings on LocalJobPage and reach Tulsa job seekers directly.
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Friday on South Houston Avenue, on the west side of downtown, the VA's newest building opens its lobby to job seekers. Bring the paperwork and take the interview.