Careers for Veterans
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We value your leadership
You have changed lives for the better, prevailed in the face of difficult challenges and been a first-rate leader. Your impact spreads far and wide, and to AmerisourceBergen, you possess rare and inspiring qualities. Let us help you continue to develop your skills and impact our customers’, and their patients’ lives.
At AmerisourceBergen, we are patient-minded first. We believe in providing the utmost in products, services and innovation for our customers. Whether your passion is distribution, consulting, customer service, sales, clinical, technology, global sourcing, logistics or a variety of other fields, let our collaborative environment help you transition into the corporate world and support your professional growth and development.
At AmerisourceBergen, we are patient-minded first. We believe in providing the utmost in products, services and innovation for our customers. Whether your passion is distribution, consulting, customer service, sales, clinical, technology, global sourcing, logistics or a variety of other fields, let our collaborative environment help you transition into the corporate world and support your professional growth and development.
Veteran success stories
Learn more about our veterans, their history, and their roles at AmerisourceBergen.
Kechia Campbell, Specialist – Customer Transition
Rank: E4 | Branch: Air Force/Army National Guard
I served time in both the Air Force and the Army National Guard. After working for a few companies, I was fortunate to eventually join the Oncology Supply team in 2009 as a Warehouse Packer. A little over a year later, I was promoted to Inventory Control.
Advice: Computer skills are a basic necessity in today’s workforce. Research companies in the area you plan to live in once you leave the military, then decide how you want to move forward in your career. Work hard, do what's right and always represent your company in a manner that will make others ask how they can become a part of the team. Dream big and love what you do. My service years taught me how to be a true team player. The military gave me structure. I work hard and I appreciate every opportunity given to me in order for me to succeed and advance.
I served time in both the Air Force and the Army National Guard. After working for a few companies, I was fortunate to eventually join the Oncology Supply team in 2009 as a Warehouse Packer. A little over a year later, I was promoted to Inventory Control.
Advice: Computer skills are a basic necessity in today’s workforce. Research companies in the area you plan to live in once you leave the military, then decide how you want to move forward in your career. Work hard, do what's right and always represent your company in a manner that will make others ask how they can become a part of the team. Dream big and love what you do. My service years taught me how to be a true team player. The military gave me structure. I work hard and I appreciate every opportunity given to me in order for me to succeed and advance.
Tim Rocca, Sr. Manager, Operations and Veterans In Action Chair
Rank/Rate: CPT | Branch: U.S. Army
I served in the enlisted, NCO, and officer ranks in the U.S. Army in the Infantry and Field Artillery. I was fortunate to find AmerisourceBergen and have experienced similar professional growth and development as I did in the military.
Advice: With help from the G.I. Bill, earning two bachelor’s degrees and a MBA gave me the foundation to build a career.I would tell you that your military skills are transferable regardless of your military occupational specialty (MOS). You can leverage your dedication to mission accomplishment, your caring for the welfare of your fellow Servicemembers, and your ability to pull through the hard times to your advantage.
I served in the enlisted, NCO, and officer ranks in the U.S. Army in the Infantry and Field Artillery. I was fortunate to find AmerisourceBergen and have experienced similar professional growth and development as I did in the military.
Advice: With help from the G.I. Bill, earning two bachelor’s degrees and a MBA gave me the foundation to build a career.I would tell you that your military skills are transferable regardless of your military occupational specialty (MOS). You can leverage your dedication to mission accomplishment, your caring for the welfare of your fellow Servicemembers, and your ability to pull through the hard times to your advantage.
Employee resource group spotlight
Veterans in Action
Veterans in Action is an employee group that encourages dialogue and networking among service members at AmerisourceBergen. The group supports our efforts to connect veterans across the company. We partner with military placement organizations to assist service members with transitioning into full-time jobs across our network.
