IH helps students explore careers through virtual reality program

An avatar of External Partnerships coordinator Sarah Lauman stands at an IH booth at a virtual Wavemakers event.

Thanks to a free virtual reality tool, Interior Health (IH) is connecting with post-secondary students in new and creative ways to spark interest in health-care careers.

In partnership with Wavemakers, a national, Government of Canada supported initiative, IH connects with students from a wide range of educational backgrounds and creates opportunities for them to explore career pathways in a fully virtual environment.

IH, a Wavemakers partner since 2022, is one of the only health authorities in Canada participating in the program’s national career and networking events.

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