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Interior Health named one of Canada's Top 100 Employers 2025

Canada’s Top 100 Employer award demonstrates our collective efforts to create a compassionate culture and a workplace where people want to come to work.

We’re honoured to share that Interior Health (IH) has been named one of Canada's Top 100 Employers, an annual competition that recognizes companies and organizations that lead their industries in offering exceptional workplaces for their employees.

Discover why IH was selected a Top 100 Employer  

This award recognizes the innovation, dedication, compassion and commitment of our teams across our region who provide exceptional service to the communities we serve. It also demonstrates our collective efforts to creating a workplace where people want to come to work.

Find out what makes IH one of Canada’s top employers

If you’re looking to expand your skills, dive into a new career opportunity or enjoy our four-season playground, we invite you to watch and share this video. Discover what makes IH one of the best of the best.

Creating a compassionate culture is a top priority at IH, one of B.C.’s five regional publicly funded health authorities.

We’re delivering health-care services and solutions that make a positive difference in people’s lives in the Southern Interior region—all 215,000 square kilometers—located on the ancestral, unceded and traditional territories of the seven Interior Region First Nations: Dãkelh Dené, St’át’imc, syilx, Tŝilhqot’in, Ktunaxa, Secwépemc and Nlaka’pamux Nations.

Supporting their people is key at Interior Health (The Globe and Mail)

Interested in joining our team?

Explore our careers page to learn about career opportunities with Interior Health.

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