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r/careerguidance•

I work for the VA in the pharmacy call center and I have a BS in Psychology. I went to school with the intention of going into substance abuse counseling but unfortunately getting a CSAC is a bit of a catch 22. I need hours of practice with supervision to get the license but I can’t find a job doing it without the license.

I need ideas on anything I can learn or get certified in during the down time. I have generally around 5 minutes between each call and our time is tracked so I know at the end of each day I’m averaging about 3 hours of downtime.

I need something to fill this besides doomscrolling and Rosetta Stone.

Pharmacy has been swell and all but I’d rather leave it behind and mo

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r/usajobs•

I start with the VA in like 2 weeks and I just thought of this. But there’s a 2 year probationary period and 5 years before pension eligibility. Does that like stack, so I gotta be there for 7 before pension eligibility or do they overlap and it’s just 5?

I worked for a county government previously and that was the case. 1 year as probationary then 5 years for pension so it was really 6 for pension if you were unlucky and got in one of those positions.

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