We are seeking a Casual Medical Device Reprocessing Technician / Perioperative Aide at Queen Victoria Hospital in Revelstoke, BC.
Days of work : Rotating, Monday to Friday, Days
Shift times : 07 : 00 to 15 : 00, 08 : 00 to 16 : 00
This is a casual position. Casual means hours are not guaranteed and that days of work and shift times may vary. Many careers with us begin with casual employment and lead to permanent or temporary career opportunities.
How will we help you grow?
Interior Health offers excellent benefits and many opportunities to maximize your skills. We are an organization where you have room to grow in a place where life outside of work is just as important to us as it is to you.
What will you work on?
Where are we located?
Located between the Monashee Mountains and Selkirk Ranges, Revelstoke has some of the most spectacular scenery in the province. Ancient glaciers, mountain streams, awesome vistas and abundant wildlife provide welcome respite from the frantic pace of city life.
Revelstoke is home to some of the best adventure recreation opportunities in the world. Fishing, hiking, biking and white-water rafting complement winter activities such as heli-skiing, cat skiing and snowmobiling. Revelstoke has been rated as the #1 snowmobile destination in North America, and development of a major four season resort at Mount MacKenzie is currently underway.
An active cultural association entertains Revelstoke throughout the four seasons with a theatre company, community band, visual and performing artists and concerts draw enthusiastic crowds.
We love it here…
When I first moved to Revelstoke, I did not expect this city to capture my heart the way it has. Every day I am surrounded by glacier-capped mountains and views that never get tiring. My work started in Revelstoke at QVH as a care aide, then acute care RN, and now public health nurse for 16 years. My co-workers in all departments know each other, have fun together, and work as a team for client care. I never hesitate to give someone a call for help or information. Fortunately, this is how our whole city works. My community partners work together on common goals, looking to see what they can bring to our next project. I truly love the people and living in this little town. I have even learned to swim in the glacier-fed lakes!" – Jo-Ann Scarcella, Public Health Nurse, Revelstoke Health Centre