How To Answer The Top 5 Nurse Interview Questions
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
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Hey there! Interviewing is such a daunting yet necessary part of the hiring process. So, in today’s video I share what I believe are the most popular interview questions you will be asked in a nurse interview. I also share how to best answer them with guidelines and examples. Hope this helps someone out there! Xoxo
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I did a summary of 24 questions w answers that I prepared for my interview. It helped me land the job as a new grad in the ICU. I start my job in two weeks! Thank you for this video. It helped me tremendously while preparing.
ICU Murse hi, would you mind sharing a few of those questions? I’m applying for the same position!
@@isabellamunoz1099 i just saw this!!! i made a video about these questions & answers and it's a video on my page. Hoping it can help some of you! Sorry for the late response!!!!
@@isabellamunoz1099 go to my channel, i have the 24 questions i practiced there! it's my only video posted. hope it helps!!
@@TheICUMurse how was life as a new grad in the ICU?
My interview for the ICU is today 😩 I'm so nervous
I just want to thank you so so much! I have wanted to be a l&d nurse for years and have tried without success right after school. Worked in step down for a little less than a year before taking off to have my babies and 3 years later I’ve been trying to get back into nursing applying to LDRs around me but it’s so competitive and Being basically a new grad felt impossible. Shockingly, I got an interview and watched your videos to prepare. The next day I FINALLY got a job offer in L&D. Thank you from the bottom of my heart! I feel like my dreams are coming true. ❤️
Samantha Olcott omg congratulations!! Thank you so much for sharing this with me! I am touched. I am sure you will make a phenomenal l&d nurse. Enjoy it and best wishes on your transition to the best specialty!
Yayyy
Did you get the job?
Super clean and focused presentation. Short, sweet, and useful!
thank you so much :)
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@Santiago Donald instablaster ;)
Sis dropping gems, three years later!!! I have a interview for mother/baby unit on Thursday. Thank you!! 🤞🏽❤️💎
Did you get the job?? 🙂
I have my very first nursing panel interview today and have been studying this video to prepare. I'm still nervous, but thank you for sharing your tips!
Thank you for sharing this amazing video. I'm a recent graduate nurse and I will have my first interview soon, this video has helped a lot. Thank you.
Excellent, you have a gift for being concise and clear. So grateful for this, thank you.
Thank you so much! I'm now a lot more positive that I can eventually get a job if I try very hard to prepare my interview.
Thank you so much for this video, I have an interview tomorrow and this is really helpful.
Getting ready for my first undergrad interview and this helped tremendously! Thank you
Thanks for taking the time out to make this video, did an excellent job! I’ve had two interviews so far and having taking your advice I’ve done really well 😉
so awesome!
Excellent way to guide us for any interview-for new nurse or a seasoned nurse position. Thanks!!!!
This video was a recommendation, but I love the short and coincise content. Thank you
Yesss girl this is GOLD! ❤
Hi NurseAggz,
Your hints were really helpful. Just had my interview and it went beautifully well. I hope to start my study as a Mental Health Nurse this September or January. Thank you.
I am an undergraduate and I was really nervous about going into university especially as it is a new journey I am embarking on, I watched this video and I’m HAPPY TO SAY I GOT ACCEPTED to ALL MY INTERVIEWS now I’m having to pick which one thank you so much 🙏🏾😭
Heya! This is such great advice. I really do appreciate it. 🤗
Thank you for these TIPS, I recently passed my NCLEX-RN, this is really helpful. New subscriber alert!
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I'm up in the middle of the night, too nervous to sleep before my PACU interview later this morning. These were great answer ideas that I can easily adapt to my own experience, and I think I might get a nap now :) AND, girl that sweater and lip are FIRE
Just found u. I can’t thank you enough for this!!🙌🏽
I am in my last term of nursing school and I have been watching videos for interviews the last couple of days. Your tips are great and i'm hopeful it will help me land a job in L&D even though I know it will be difficult as a new nurse and especially during a pandemic. Regardless, I am optimistic and will definitely be using these tips to prepare. Thank you so much for this video! (:
Isabel Gonzalez you’re so welcome. Best of luck 💕
Thank you so much! I really like how u broke down the tell me about yourself question!! You are the real MVP!
thank you so much for making this video! you were so direct to everything i needed to prepare for my GN interview😁😁😁
Best interview video I came across thus far.
Great video! Im a psychiatric nurse and I did a video on top new grad interview questions and answers! I think I'll do a psych specific one this week!
This post was really helpful and relevant. Thank you!
Love your videos ❤️. Thank you!
I am so disappointed, just had an interview, if you could call it that with a NICU nurse manager and some other staff, and what a joke! I could tell right from the start they really weren't interested in me as a candidate! They asked.a couple of questions which I did the best I could to answer reign nervous... I saw them looking at each other and chuckling intermittently and trying to hide it (this was a zoom interview).. They weren't in the least bit prepared, it was like a big joke to them. What a waste of 15 minutes I will never get back again... The interview gave me a solid glimpse into their work culture and why they currently have TEN OPENINGS in their level IV NICU!!! Thank you for the video!
This video helped me A LOT! God bless you for doing this type of videos, I was feeling so lost until I found you
that's awesome! glad it was helpful
Thank you so much for this video. I have an interview tomorrow. I looked up different videos they gave hepful tips, but you gave specific tips and specific examples. So it gave me a template for my answers. Soooooo Helpful. Thank you again!!!
you're welcome! i hope everything went well
Thank you so much angel this is very useful!
Thank you, this video was so helpful!!!
Im so happy i found your channel!
Just got my new nursing job! Thank you for your videos, they are helpful!
I'm so glad! :D
Thank you, this was very helpful.
Thank you for the advice. I did my interview this morning. By the end of the business day I found out that i got the job!!!!!
Thank you so much. This was really useful.
It’s linked in the description box ☺️
Loved this, thank you 💚
Thank you. The information you shared was helpful.,
Thank you for this video you're awesome🙌🏾💪🏾
Thank you so much you have really helped me a lot
i feel like it is so hard when you're a new nurse :(
it is. but you can do it!
That is so true, have faith that it will get easier and that all nurses go through this. Also realize that part of being a nurse is constantly learning new things and how policy/procedures work at the facility you work for. Be of luck to you.
The first year in real life nursing is MISERABLE. Studies say a new nurse doesnt start to feel competent until about 6 months to a year. You are not considered a master until 5 years. The first year you're new to people, supplies, techniques, and the speed. You're literally thrown to wolves even with orientation because in most hospitals you are expected to get it down pack after orientation which is only a couple months. But ALWAYS ask questions, dont be afriad to switch another perceptor if you are not comfortable, dont over complain because the manager will see this as you're not cut out for this (I was almost fired for complaining too much on my first job). Get to work on time, get a notebook a small one and write down key things to remember like code numbers, or passwords or how to access a certain folder in an EMR. Keep it with you until you dont really need it anymore. That little notebook is your reference to how to do things in case you dont remember.
Thankyou for sharing those great tips
Excellent focused questions. Congrates and well done!
Thanks much, indeed very helpful!
Your video was great! Awesome tips!
Thank you for your video! I have had previous trainings on how to conduct proper interviews but was feeling a little rusty and wanted to be as sharp as possible as I plan on changing units, and this helped me a lot! It helped me by getting in the right mindset, having really good prepared answers, and having CONFIDENCE that I could do it. I am currently going through the interview process now and it has already helped me get through the first interview :)
yay! i'm so happy to hear this! good luck with everything
How have you liked working L/D these last few years for you and how was it for starters?
@@braysmommy14 I personally didn’t got to L&D, but some of the tips in this video helped me go to another unit, and I have been entirely satisfied.
Thank you. That was helpful
Thanks! Great advice.
Great video Queen 👑
great video! Finally have my first video interview, hope it goes well! Thanks for the info!
thank you for you information. i went to an open interview day last week and i have another today. I have watched your videos. you are very helpful. I want to work in OB, so your videos are align with me.
Lia Renae I’m so glad to hear that! Thanks for watching
Great advice...thanks for the video
How would you answer a question addressing your weaknesses? Thank you
You are so eloquent! Thank you for this video!
Thank you!!
Very informative.. thank you soooo much.
thank you !
Wowwwwwwwwwwww this is incredible thanks alot dear
Wow, these are really useful tips. Thanks so much girl!
you're very welcome :)
very helpful. Thanks
Part I: How To KILL Your Nurse Interview: ruclips.net/video/L224CoyaDs8/видео.html
Watch me get INTERVIEWED (nurse practitioner): ruclips.net/video/232Akvg1cf4/видео.html
Thank you so much
Thank you!!!
I'm a new grad transitioning from a CMA into a nursing role. Do you have any tips for interviewing and or starting a new role?
Great.
Thank you🤗
I have an interview this week for a Nurse Tech position and want to know what to say when being asked what my weakness is
Thank you
Your video was super helpful, thank you so much!
You're so welcome!
Thank you so much for these tips and how to prepare for these interview! It really helps calm the nerves a little bit 😅😅
I do have a question: I'm really passionate about women's health and aim to become an OB/L&D nurse, but seeing that I'm a new graduate nurse, I don't have that much experience in the nursing field other than the ones obtained from clinicals.
Is it possible for me to purse this specialty even though I don't have that much experience? Several nurses have recommended to go into one of the general fields such as Med-Surg and ED, but I just can't see myself in those fields 😓.
Lols, nvm! I just saw your video answering these questions!
Great video! But I think the behavioral questions are the worst. People tell made up stories to make themselves sound good (who would ever say anything bad?).
Thank you this was very helpful. Pray for me, interview tomorrow!
i hope it went well!
This video helped me the most and I ended up getting the job!!
woohoo!!!
speaking about the tell me about a time question I was asked to tell about a time I broke the rules and what I did about it? I went blank. I think I finally said I got a speeding ticket and paid the fine. Yeah it did not go well
Thank you :-)
This was extremely helpful. I graduate in December and aspire to be a L&D nurse at the hospital where I had my daughter. I also intend on going back to school, however I'm not sure if I should go the nurse midwife or NP route. I'll be binge watching your videos, as I noticed you're in school to be a FNP 😊
Mishca Stern awesome ☺️ I’m glad it was helpful!
This is a really good video, thank you!
Smart thanks u
Have a mock interview for leadership class and this helped a lot!
Hi i am new graduate nurse and can you tell how can i apply nursing job without interview
Thank you soooo much 🤗
You’re welcome 😊
Do you have any advice for questions on applications like "Salary Expectations?" Because that stresses me out haha. I graduate next year so I have time to think of a number but I`m just uncomfortable giving an answer. Would you suggest just searching the median salary for nurses in my area? Thanks!
that's a great question. i've never been asked that before in an interview. Yes, I would look at the median salary in your state and add a little ;)
@@NurseAggz Thank you so much for replying! Your videos are awesome and very helpful, I really appreciate it! :)
your so pretty, I find it hard to learn from pretty teachers 🥸
Sweet and beautiful lady
Thank you for the information
Thank you !
Thank you so much 💙 I messaged you on IG, hope to hear back from you.
Hi ,what question you think they will ask when you're just applying for nursing school , you know they have interviews before acceptance..
why do you want to be a nurse? why do you want to go to that program? i wasn't interviewed for my school but I imagine those are the kind of questions they'd ask
@@NurseAggz Ok thanks
you just have this air about u that would make me want to instantly hire u--perhaps it's that wonderful smile!
nevertheless, i gotta respectfully disagree w/ you. if they ask me "tell me about yourself" then i'm going to tell them the fuck about myself lol. Hobbies/interests are completely fine.
this question really just gauges the applicants personality :)
take care
😂 thanks for your comment. I wont argue with that.
100%
😁
Hi ! Thank u so much for this video . M just newly graduated . I would be working in post surgical . What do i say in interview if they ask me 3,5,10 year gola . Should i say advance post sugical . What is the write word to say . Thank .
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Thanks for telling me!
Thanks for the video, I have an interview in ten minutes 🤮😩
How was it?
It's even hard for me to produce 1 example. then you said prepare 3 examples 😢
If you want to be a psych nurse, how do you share stories if you have defeated your own issues? And you want to help others do so? Doesnt that paint you in bad light? Mental health is so stigmatized still. Do you lie and say it was a friend? Because I hate keeping track of lies.
I think you people in the USA have it easy when it comes to nursing job interviews. Here in Canada, in addition to these questions she went through, they will also have clinical based questions that are mostly case scenarios. I recently had a job interview and below are the case scenarios they emailed me 5 minutes to the interview because it was a zoom one. Fortunately, I got the job and my first day of work will be December6.
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Cardio-Respiratory Medicine
SCENARIO 1: You are preparing to hand over care of your patient at the end of your night shift to the
receiving nurse. Patient information has been provided to you (see below).
a) Given the patient information, what would provide to the receiving nurse during handover?
b) What concerns or issues do you have?
c) Would you recommend any follow-up tests/procedures?
d) What do you think could be going on with the patient?
Name: Joan Stith DOB: June 8th, 1951 - 65 year old female
Code Full Code Braden 17 status
Reason for admission: Dementia
Past Med. Hx. Uncontrolled Atrial fibrillation
Neuro Alert & oriented x3
Resp Patient short of breath post ambulation to washroom
GU Continent
Adm Date
March 19th, 2017
Allergy
NKA
Cardio
No concerns
GI
Bowel sounds present x4
Nutrition
DAT
* noted patient coughed with liquids at meals and when administering medications
Vitals 2300 500
daily
Temp 37.8, HR 96, 120/80, RR 16, SPO2 96% on RA Temp 38.3, HR 120, 120/80, RR 16, SPO2 96% on RA
Mobility
AAT, 1 assist to washroom
Skin/Drsg
intact
Consults
Plan
SCENARIO 2: You are on night shift and at 0600 you approach one of your patients to do a set of vitals. You find that the patient’s HR is 170 and irregular (atrial fibrillation)
What would you do?
SCENARIO 3: You are preparing an elderly patient with mild cognitive impairment and mobility issues who is about to be discharged to their home and has requested further education.
a) Who would you involve and why? When would you involve these individuals?
b) If one of the clinicians indicates they are too busy to see the patient and the patient discharge will be delayed, what would you do?
SCENARIO 4: A 45-year old patient was admitted with community acquired pneumonia.
Your patient was awake alert and oriented on yesterday’s shift but today you find that the patient is
confused to person, place and time.
The patient is actively trying to remove his oxygen and saline lock. What would you do?
SCENARIO 5: You are required to teach a patient who is being discharged and is waiting to receive education on how to check their blood sugars.
a) What strategies would you use in your teaching to ensure the patient understands the information? b) What would you do if the patient was very nervous and/or resistant to the teaching?
c) If a family member were present with the patient, how would you include them in the teaching?
SCENARIO 6: Patient is 35 yo male admitted with COVID. He is 6 foot 3 inches and 220 lbs. a) You obtain his vital signs and note that:
HR 80; BP 108/74; RR 23; O2 saturation 88 on 2 litres N/P What interventions would you do if you had a physician order?
b) You reassess the patient and find the vitals are:
HR 89; BP 104/70; RR 24; O2 saturation 89 on 6 litres N/P
What interventions would you do if you had a physician order?
c) You reassess again and find that the patient oxygen saturation is 84% on 50 % facemask. What would you do?
d) I after applying a non rebreather the patient saturation is 87%, what would you do?
SCENARIO 7: You are preparing to enter the room of an unresponsive 70-year old patient, Terry Brown. There was a recent family meeting and it was determined that the patient is palliative and actively dying of end-stage renal disease.
The patient’s partner, Devin Brown, is in the room with Terry. The partner has recently been told that Terry is palliative. Devin is not accepting of this diagnosis. You are scheduled to administer 2mg of morphine IV for pain management.
a) After administering the medication, Devin asks you when Terry will be well enough to go home again. How do you respond?
b) What are some important considerations when caring for a palliative patient?
Thank you!!