Application Process
View step-by-step instructions on applying for clinical, corporate and support careers at Interior Health.
How to apply
Whether you’re applying for your first role with Interior Health (IH) or taking the next step in your career, we’re here to help you navigate the process.
Explore the below resources and follow the steps to apply to any one of the career opportunities available at IH.
Before you apply
A strong application starts with preparation. Before applying, take some time to review the job posting and make sure your resume and cover letter highlight the education, experience and qualifications relevant to the role.
Our career resources can help you put your best application forward, from writing your resume and preparing for an interview to exploring career opportunities across the organization:
- Job Seeker Handbook: Get tips for writing your resume and cover letter, preparing for interviews and navigating the application process.
- Career Viewbook: Explore the diverse careers, specialties and opportunities available at IH.
- Moving to British Columbia Guide: Find practical information and resources if you’re considering a move to British Columbia.
The application process
Visit Jobs.InteriorHealth.ca to browse current opportunities. Search by keyword, location or category to find positions that match your interests and experience.
Create an account through our online career portal. This process takes less than five minutes.
You’ll be asked to:
- Create your profile and agree to the terms of use
- Provide your name and contact information
- Indicate your eligibility to work in Canada
- Indicate whether you are currently or previously have worked for IH
- Upload your resume, cover letter and any supporting documents required for the position
Once you’ve found a position you’re interested in, select Apply Now at the top of the job posting.
Sign in to your job seeker profile and provide the required information, including your resume, cover letter and any supporting documents requested in the posting.
Note: Not providing all of the documents requested could delay review of your application.
Hiring managers review applications and select candidates to move forward in the recruitment process.
Application review times can vary depending on the position. If you’re selected for an interview, a member of the hiring team will contact you with next steps.
If selected, you may participate in one or more interviews. Interviews give us the opportunity to learn more about your education, experience, skills and interest in the position, while giving you a chance to learn more about the role and working at IH.
Preparing for an interview? Our Job Seeker Handbook includes interview preparation tips and resources to help you feel confident.
During the recruitment process, you may be asked to provide two or more professional references. We recommend having your reference information ready.
If you’re selected for the position, congratulations! You’ll receive an offer of employment and information about the next steps in joining the organization.
If you’re not selected, we encourage you to continue exploring our career opportunities and apply for positions that match your experience and interests.
Support for Indigenous job seekers

The Indigenous Recruitment team offers support to Indigenous job seekers and employees.
The team can provide one-on-one support with:
- Resume and cover letter preparation
- Career exploration and planning
- Interview preparation
- Navigating the application and hiring process
- Job coaching and career guidance
Whether you’re exploring health-care careers, preparing your first application or considering your next career move, the Indigenous Recruitment team is here to help.
Explore financial support and resources available to Indigenous students pursuing education related to health-care careers in our Indigenous Educational Financial Support Guide.
Diversity, inclusion and accessibility

The organization is committed to diversity, inclusion and accessibility and to creating an environment free from inequity and discrimination. We strive to cultivate a workforce rich in culture, experience and knowledge that reflects the diverse communities we serve.
We welcome applications from all populations, including Indigenous Peoples, members of racialized groups, persons with visible and/or invisible disabilities, and persons of diverse sexual orientations, gender identities, and gender expressions.
IH is proud to be a Rainbow Registered organization, demonstrating our commitment to creating a welcoming, inclusive and affirming workplace for 2SLGBTQIA+ employees, patients, clients and families.
The organization is committed to creating an accessible recruitment process. If you require an accommodation at any stage of the application or the recruitment process, please contact us so we can work with you to support your participation.
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