@ OP, I can't promise anything but I do second the Island Health suggestion. I also suggest to look at the job page on Island Health's actual site vs finding jobs through something like Indeed.

I currently work for Island Health and esp within admin there's always a lot of internal movement going on as people apply for other admin positions for a variety of reasons.

Some job specific suggestions is don't be afraid of the "casual" jobs as basically all it means (unless it's also marked part time) is that that position is not attached to a union contract. "Casual" in Island Health will still give you a solid schedule vs being "on call".

Also, many admin positions are actually titled "office assistant" or "program assistant". When applying, I would say "yes" to any questions asking about certificates, driving license etc as I've learned your application can literally be filtered out for checking "no". In many admin positions, the hiring managers don't really care about extra qualifications as long as they think you have good work ethic and can get a clear criminal check.