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As nurses spend the majority of their days interacting with patients, employers are looking for candidates who can demonstrate strong interpersonal, teamwork, and conflict-management skills. Come ready to discuss a time you handled a tense patient or excelled under pressure. Employers will also expect candidates to have a robust knowledge of nursing practices, so expect to be quizzed on proper medical procedure and patient handling.
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Well one of the group nurses asked if I had any children.
What is the value admission of the hospital?
Highly technical interview with board-like clinical questions. Be prepared to discuss why you specifically chose to work at a community-based clinic and in this residency program.
How long have I worked as a Nurse in Home Health?
They asked me if I was comfortable going into people's homes that had less than desirable living conditions including insect infestations and clutter, smoking, etc
Related to my resume and cover letter It was more of a question whether I’d be willing to be a manager
I didn't find any of the interview questions difficult/unusual. I was queried about my experience and my ability to work well with others. It was important for them to know I was able to manage potentially challenging interactions with various professionals.
Do you have experience with pediatrics? Vents? G-Tubes? Do you have at least 2 years of experience as a registered nurse?
The usual routine history question, some care hands on requirements
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