We Are IH: Nursing unit clerk has always enjoyed providing care

Debbie with her daughter Halle on the Lakit Lookout Trail.

Name: Debbie French (she/her/hers)
Job Title: Nursing Unit Clerk
Years of Service: 21
Worksite: East Kootenay Chronic Kidney Disease Clinic
Community: Cranbrook
Ancestral Territory: Ktunaxa Nation
Favourite Quote / Advice to Live By: Work hard, be nice, eat tacos.

Debbie French is a nursing unit clerk at the East Kootenay Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) Clinic in Cranbrook. She enjoys working with people and helping them fulfill their kidney health needs. She describes herself as hard working and loyal, both on the job and in her personal life. She admits she can also be “fiercely protective” as well with friends and family.

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