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“There are hills and valleys with COVID-19. When it was introduced into the hospital, there were big hills, and when things calmed down, a valley. At first, the corporate team decided to make some fundamental workflow changes, and my work with access …

“We’re definitely very fortunate to have seen few cases of COVID-19 and no deaths in Fort St. John. Our numbers here in the North are not climbing. It gives me hope.   As a Pharmacy Technician, I work in a series of rotations. I have similar tasks every …

"We back up the doctors and nurses. We make sure they can do their job right by getting the facts accurate in our paperwork. We all work together and look after each other. I’ve worked in Patient Registration for 14 years. When the patient comes to our …

"When the outbreak first happened, there wasn’t enough communication coming our way, so I created a group chat with all of the workers at our site.   It allowed us to communicate, to rally everyone together, and to stay motivated to pull through this. We …

“My team is so invaluable. I feel like it is a pretty tight-knit team. As long as we’re all on the same page, then it feels like it works like a well-oiled machine.   I’ve been an LPN and HEU member for approximately four years in September, and I’m the …

“I work as a Hostess at a hospital. It’s a dietary aide job. Normally, I would talk to patients, figure out what they want to eat, and help set their menus. When COVID-19 started, a lot of changes happened fast, so I had to adapt quickly. It was scary at …

“Everyone thinks that it’s just nurses, doctors and surgeons that are important in a hospital, but the hospital would not run without every single department and personnel that’s in it.   No one really knows what medical device reprocessing is. But it’s …

“I’m a Health Care Worker in the community social services sector. We take care of residents with special needs, administering medication, preparing food, feeding them, and supporting them physically, mentally and socially. Under normal circumstances, …

“With COVID public health orders, residents’ families are not allowed in our facility. So I need to make sure the connection between families is maintained – that could be on the phone or taking residents to the window to see loved ones. I try to be as …

“If you have a positive attitude, it’s going to rub off, it’s infectious. I come in every day with a big smile, and I am leaving at the end of my shift with a big smile. I make it a point to remember people’s names because I think it’s quite important. I …