The Service members, Veterans, and military spouses we bring on board at Magellan Federal not only boast hard skills that complement and improve our capabilities but also come with an unmatched dedication to the mission of serving the military community. This dedication is why we prioritize actively seeking out and offering employment to veterans and their spouses. Even though you may have separated from the military, we have challenging new ways to serve.

Hear from our employees as they talk about their experiences being part of the Magellan Federal team and our mission:

Stacy Paskvan
MFLC (Military Family Life Counselor) Regional Director

“Never did I imagine I would have a career outside of the military where I could continue supporting the mission. As a retired veteran and a military spouse, it is with great honor that I get to work for a program that supports a cause so close to my heart and adds so much value to a community I care about.

I love watching the MFLC program grow based on requests from our customers. The amazing work the MFLCs do in the field can’t be measured.”

Carla Yvette Thomas
MFLC

“As a veteran, giving back and supporting the service members and their dependents means a lot. As an MFLC, I’m proud to support the community I once served!

Being in the military and constantly moving around creates stress and anxiety for adults and children. I work to help families deal with the reality of deployments, transitioning, and work-related stress. This includes teaching couples how to work through marital and relationship issues and communicate effectively, discussing employment programs through the Spouse Employment Partnership to help ease the financial burden, providing scheduled training to prevent suicidal ideations, and promoting a healthy work-life balance to be able to serve their primary mission.”

Bryce Buttrill
MFLC

“As a military spouse of 8 years, it means so much to me to not only be able to serve the military community in such a meaningful way through my work as an MFLC (Military Family Life Counselor) but also to work for a company that values the military community. I can give back to military families that I share a personal connection with, knowing I have such incredible employer support. This is the first time I’ve worked for a company that values and celebrates my experience and knowledge as a military spouse, and it means so much to me!”

Cathy Hadley Wilson
MFLC

“My father joined the Air Force in 1957 and served for 28 years. My husband joined the Air Force in 1982 for 22 years. I met my husband at my dad’s last duty station, my husband’s 1st Duty Station. My dad was a CMsgt, E-9, and my husband an AIC, E-3. So, I have been immersed in the military culture my entire life!

For the past 19 years, I have been a retired military spouse. Ten years after my husband retired, I worked as an EFMP System Navigator. I started working for AFSC and was there during the transition into Magellan. So, not only have I been a military child and a military spouse, but I have also worked closely with military members and their families for several years. My heart is to serve military service members and their families the best way I know how.”