We are IH: Care aide proud that residents consider her a friend

Elizabeth Adolph is a care aide who works at long-term care facility Mountain View Lodge in Lillooet.

Name: Elizabeth Adolph
Job Title: Care Aide
Length of Service: 35+ Years             
Worksite: Mountain View Lodge
Community: Lillooet
Ancestral Territory: Stat'imc
Favourite Quote / Advice to Live By: “Life is too short to stress the small stuff.”

Thirty-five years into her career with Interior Health (IH), Elizabeth Adolph still loves what she does.

Yes, Elizabeth is looking forward to retirement and travelling the world. But for now, she loves her colleagues and being there for her residents at Mountain View Lodge, a 22-bed long-term care facility in Lillooet.

“It’s amazing to see staff working together during stressful situations, but more than anything I love to be able to sit with palliative residents who have no family so they are not alone. That’s very special,” she notes.

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