Occupational therapists help patients regain skills and return to work after an injury. In an occupational therapist interview, expect to answer questions that test your problem-solving, communication, and planning skills. Be prepared to discuss previous work experiences and specific therapy methods during your interview.
They asked the usual questions about my experience and why I would want to work in that specific department, what I was looking for in a job, what I would bring to the team, etc...I do not recall anything out of the ordinary or anything that felt like it was designed to stump me. There was one question that I could not think of an answer to on the spot, which I can't specifically recall, but it was one of those "tell me about a time X happened and how you responded" type of questions.
How do you handle last minute changes in schedule/time management
What do you like about working in a SNF?
Why do you want to work for Elysium Healthcare
My experience and what I wanted to do with CORA.
Safeguarding scenario
Simple questions about my experiences and what kind of setting/location I wanted.
Describe a situation where you did not agree with management directive and how did you handle it
challenging job situations and how they were handled how well I work under pressure
Experience with pediatrics in therapy.
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