We Are IH: Williams Lake clerk celebrates 20 years with IH

December 1, 2022

Rebecca showing off her henna tattoo in Mexico in 2022.

Name: Rebecca Myers (she/her/hers)
Job Title: Patient Registration Clerk
Years of Service: 20
Worksite: Cariboo Memorial Hospital
Community: Williams Lake
Ancestral Territory: Secwepemc
Advice to live by: You can die in debt.

Self-described as short and feisty, Rebecca Myers, patient registration clerk in Williams Lake, celebrated her 20th anniversary with Interior Health this year.

Rebecca started her career at Interior Health (IH) as a medical laboratory assistant, only just switching to patient registration in mid-2022 to expand her learning possibilities.

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There have been many highlights during Rebecca’s career, but the friendships she’s made along the way make the top of the list. Additionally, the first time she had success with a newborn blood collection was a moment she is proud of. The events at Cariboo Memorial Hospital that she’s attended have also been a high point.

A woman with dark brown hair in two braids, wearing a grey hooded sweater and blue shorts, holding a fish while standing in a boat on a lake with trees and hills in the background. — Fish caught at Canim Lake in June 2022.

Before her career in health care, Rebecca was a hairdresser for 15 years. In her youth, her father was a helicopter pilot, so her family moved around a lot, including to Alberta, B.C., the Northwest Territories and the Yukon.

When not at work, you can find Rebecca renovating her living spaces, camping or fishing. Travelling is a passion and she’s currently planning her next big trip to Ireland. Rebecca also loves participating in obstacle racing like Tough Mudder and Mudderella.

Little-known fact? Rebecca has always had a fascination with plastic surgery. “It’s not for everyone, but I really like it.”

A woman on a pier wearing a dark ball cap, camisole and shorts standing to the left of a large dangling fish, in front of a boat, with two people in the background to the right of the fish. — A big catch for Rebecca in 2014 in Manzanillo

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