We are IH: Tanya Zeron

2 minutes

We are IH is a recognition campaign to spotlight Interior Health employees and medical staff – through pictures and stories.

Name: Tanya Zeron (she/her)

Job Title: Rehabilitation Assistant

Years of Service: 10

Worksite: Vernon Jubilee Hospital

Community: Vernon

Ancestral Territory: Syilx Okanagan

Representation and access for all through new website

3 minutes

Jared Basil is a community wellness champion with the Ktunaxa Nation. His days are spent in service to the people of his community. He uses his lived experience and approachable manner to help others confidently navigate the health-care system. He also works with organizations like Interior Health to improve how services are delivered — so that everyone feels safe and respected. 

It’s time to think differently about addiction

3 minutes

Cheyenne Fath is a youth and peer outreach worker and lived experience educator in Penticton. Through her experiences, she knows first hand how addiction impacts individuals, families, and whole communities. 

The best way to tackle these issues, and to drive change for the better, is to do it together. And Cheyenne says that starts with thinking twice about how we view drug addiction by recognizing that addictive behaviour is more common than people realize.

We are IH: Derrick Leblanc

2 minutes

We are IH is a recognition campaign to spotlight Interior Health employees and medical staff – through pictures and stories.

Name: (John) Derrick Leblanc (he/him)

Job Title: Housekeeping Supervisor

Years of Service: 8.5

Worksite: Royal Inland Hospital

Community: Kamloops

Ancestral Territory: Secwépemc Nation

Favourite Quote: "Treat everyone how you want to be treated." -Unknown

Provincial state of emergency declared

1 minute

The B.C. government has declared a provincial state of emergency to help manage transportation challenges and improve the movement of essential goods and supplies, and to support the province-wide response and recovery from the widespread damage caused by severe flooding and landslides in British Columbia. Read the B.C. Government Nov. 17 news release for more information. 

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