We Are IH: Executive assistant’s skills benefit IH and community

January 16, 2025
Karen with her husband Greg and their granddaughters Lily and Addison.

Name: Karen Moison (she/her/hers)
Job Title: Executive Assistant to Chief Financial Officer & Vice President, Corporate Services
Years of Service: 6
Worksite: Kelowna Community Health Services Centre
Community: Okanagan/Kelowna
Ancestral Territory: syilx/Okanagan (O-kan-a-gan) Nation 
Favourite Quote / Advice to live by: The world is yours to explore!

Karen Moison was born in Richmond, B.C. and grew up in Ladner. She’s been living in the beautiful Okanagan for 30 years. She divides her time between two communities: West Kelowna in the Okanagan and Christian Valley in Boundary Country, a community she plans to make her primary residence in the future.

Karen is a compassionate, loving person who is deeply family-oriented. She’s always seeking new adventures!

Karen has been with Interior Health (IH) since December 2018. She started as a project and administrative assistant in Strategic Initiatives. Karen transitioned to support the simulation department before accepting a Human Resources (HR) recruitment assistant role.

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