The gateway to British Columbia’s Cariboo region; rich in history, with an abundance of outdoor recreation and small town charm, 100 Mile House invites you to join our community. We are eager to welcome new residents from all around the world, to help us grow our community and live a healthy lifestyle, together. Let us help you find your next career path in a variety of healthcare opportunities.
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Explore The Cariboo - Historic, Beautiful Outdoor Playground
Step 3: Start the Immigration Process
Step 4: Move to 100 Mile House
Step 5: You did it! You’re here! Now what?
At this point, we expect you will have lots of questions and we are happy to help!
If you would like to speak with recruitment personnel from Interior Health directly, you are invited to join the BC Interior Health Care Infusion Group https://discord.gg/wKPUHTRxrh , through Discord, a free and open online communication platform.
If you are ready to leave the bustle of the big city, start your new career, or make a move that prioritizes your health and well being for you and your family, consider 100 Mile House. The town has all the essentials and yet it’s only a couple hours drive away from bigger city centers offering a variety of entertainment, dining, shopping and cultural experiences. Most importantly, 100 Mile House offers a work-life balance that everyone is looking for. Unwind after your shift by sitting around the campfire, take a painting class, try your new fishing rod, or head out for a quick snowshoe while catching a famous Cariboo sunset.
Make the change. 100 Mile House welcomes you.
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100 Mile House is located on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the Secwépemc (Shuswap) people. The community specifically recognizes this as the territory of the Tsq’escenemc ("People of Broken Rock"), also known as the Canim Lake Band.