Name: Ilka Stoyanova Chobanova (she/her/hers)
Job Title: Registered Nurse, Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (PICC)
Length of Service: 18 years
Grade 9 students from across the Southern Interior region joined Interior Health (IH) on Nov. 5 for Take Our Kids to Work Day 2025—and what a turnout it was!
This year saw record participation with students exploring more than 30 departments in over 10 communities.
From patient care to administration and everything in between, IH teams opened their doors to give students a hands-on look at the many exciting and meaningful careers in health care.
Name: Erica Lynn McDivitt
Job Title: Interim Clinical Educator for Radiology
Length of Service: 21 Years
Worksite: Royal Inland Hospital
Community: Kamloops
Ancestral Territory: Tk’emlups te Secwepemc
Please see the attached document to learn more about the look, contamination, and risk associated with the current drug alert.
When Marianne Danzalan left the Philippines to start a new chapter in Canada, she carried with her not only her experience as a physiotherapist but also a dream: to continue helping people move, heal and live better lives.
Five years later, that dream has become reality. In October, Marianne began her new role as a licensed physiotherapist with Interior Health (IH) at Nicola Valley Hospital and Health Centre in Merritt, B.C.
Please see the attached document to learn more about the look, contamination, and risk associated with the current drug alert.
Interior Health (IH) is asking young artists to share their thoughts and experience in its annual youth poster contest, Beyond the Buzz 2.0: Youth Voices on Substance Use, for a chance to win a gift card of $150 of their choice.
Name: April Lee Anne Wright (she/her/hers)
Job Title: Unit Clerk
Length of Service: 11.5 years
Worksite: West Chilcotin Health Centre
Community: Tatla Lake
Ancestral Territory: Tŝilh qo t’in
Please see the attached document to learn more about the look, contamination, and risk associated with the current drug alert.
As the weather cools down and flu season ramps up, taking a few extra precautions can make all the difference in staying healthy. Influenza and other respiratory illnesses spread easily, especially in workplaces, schools and health-care settings.
