i got offered the trainee ANP post in urgent care after watching your videos, they said they were extremely impressed with my answers thank you so so much :)
@user-su7fi9pk5b Well done!! I'm so pleased the videos helped your preparation and thank you for your positive feedback. I wish you every success in your future role. 😍🍀
Hi Meluo, can we talk further on TACP role because my interview is in 9 days time. Just want to know what the job is all about and the challenges too. Thanks in advance as I await your response
such an amazingly detailed talk.very useful.iam going to use this insight for preparing for my interview for the role of trainee advanced clinical pactitioner emegency floor.Thank you very much😊
@@carolforde-johnston thank you for taking time to give insight on what advance practice is and how to prepare. This video will go a long way to help me prepare for my interview as a trainee Older persons Medicine advanced NP
Thank you so much for the detailed video. I got my trainee ACP post today and your video gave me so much information to attain that success. Thank you so much ❤
@onomeakpos2522 Most of the advice in the video but for specialist role see national guidelines, e.g. NICE www.england.nhs.uk/urgent-emergency-care/same-day-emergency-care/ambulatory-emergency-care-guide/
I would say look at specific job description and try to talk to ANPs in the role about current priorities and challenges Angela. Scenario based questions will be linked to the specific role. I'm glad the video helps and wish you all the best in your interview. 🍀
@@carolforde-johnston asking a question in the interview, any tips on what to ask- i know what not to ask however any suggestions on a good question that would make a good impression.
@@nart77 I have a video with some good questions to ask at interview that could be applied to a trainee ANP role, see link: ruclips.net/video/yHnZq9R7Uf4/видео.htmlsi=WtGj6MCYMJJGWvKs I hope it helps. 🍀
@@nart77 For example, you could ask about what support is offered or in place from the Trust/ employer whilst you are a trainee ANP, or what career opportunities are available once you complete your training programme? Hope that helps Niamh. 😊🍀
Since my management placement during my undergrad nursing degree I came across an ACP and it made me realise that’s where I want to be. I’ve seen the apprenticeship and degree options. The apprenticeship is ED based. Do you know if that means the whole 3 years is working in ED or other places as well? It’s making me nervous because shied away from ED as a student and wish I had gained an insight experience into ED
Great question, and I wish you well with your career plans. Usually ACP/ANP apprenticeships are based in the area being advertised locally. Although you may be able to arrange shadowing opportunities in related areas, this would usually need to be discussed and agreed locally. The local area will be funding your study days. I would talk to whoever the lead is for the advert for details on any apprenticeship being offered as it is different across employers. I hope that this helps.
Your video was very helpful. I have an interview coming up for a trainee advanced nurse practitioner within a GP surgery have you any tips for me. I would be very grateful. 😃
@AAWdesigns I hope your interview goes well 🍀 Most of the tips are in the video but for GP trainee ANP post try to have informal visit or talk to the team to gain some insights and drill down on the job description too. This link may help as links to GP ANP competencies: www.cqc.org.uk/guidance-providers/gps/gp-mythbusters/gp-mythbuster-66-advanced-nurse-practitioners-anps-primary-care
I have my tACP Neurology interview coming up this week- I really pray and hope I come back here to give great testimony of successful feedback- I will appreciate if any one also has additional insight into tips for the Neurology post🙏
@@ArunJose-o4u Review the job description for your key responsibilities and the teams you will be working with. Arrange an informal visit to talk through the role and service priorities. Review current related national and local standards linked to fraility. See NHS England resources: www.england.nhs.uk/ourwork/clinical-policy/older-people/frailty/frailty-resources/ NICE resouces: stpsupport.nice.org.uk/frailty/index.html British Geriatric Society resources: www.bgs.org.uk/resources/resource-series/fit-for-frailty Hope that helps. 🍀
❤Thank you so much .. it’s too late to request for informal visit as the interview is in two days ! But will try my best ! This is my dream job for the last 5-6 years !
Hi I'm not attending interview for an advanced nurse practitioner role but rather a mental health practitioner role (band 6) however they do expect a degree of specialisation according to the job specification. Do you think focusing on complex comorbidity in mental health might be an avenue for me to explore for interview as this is my area of interest & where I excel? Eg autism & ADHD, bipolar & substance misuse etc. I want to fit the generic criteria but also want to stand out as well as I have a prior degree in English & philosophy I believe there is 'extra' bits I can bring in that will make my interview a bit more unique & enable me to stand out. I have had research published as an undergraduate on eating disorders; as much as it doesn't pertain to the MH practitioner role specifically would it be worth mentioning in terms of ensuring quality of care etc? Could you recommend any reading for a generic young persons MH practitioner role in terms of policies & so forth? I'd greatly appreciate it. I know the Thrive framework is a big one at the moment. I really struggle with generic questions as I'm not always sure what they're getting at/miss out the most obvious! The Trust values for the role are the 6 Cs: when being asked about what I think the most important values are can I draw upon the Trusts but my own philosophy as well? I don't want to be subversive but equally I don't want to give a 'bog standard' answer that anyone could conjure up, I want to stand out. I'd like to add innovation to list as well for example but support this with evidence ie how it ties back to competence. Thanks for your help.
@@AnyaAnnika67 I hope your interview goes well. You'll be led by the interviewers and yes you can bring up examples to give depth to your answers and stand out. It's great you have these areas of interests and you definitely should bring up your publication. Well done for publishing! A few links below for national guidance/ standards: stpsupport.nice.org.uk/cyp-mental-health/index.html www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng134/chapter/recommendations www.nice.org.uk/sharedlearning/transforming-mental-health-care-for-children-and-young-people-with-long-term-conditions-mental-health-and-psychological-wellbeing-drop-in-centre elearning.rcgp.org.uk/mod/book/view.php?id=13115&chapterid=603
i got offered the trainee ANP post in urgent care after watching your videos, they said they were extremely impressed with my answers thank you so so much :)
@user-su7fi9pk5b Well done!! I'm so pleased the videos helped your preparation and thank you for your positive feedback. I wish you every success in your future role. 😍🍀
hi
do you have any information/ questions and answers that i can i refer to?
@@_uk_TrivianOnly the ones in the video as the roles are so different.
You’re videos are so structured organized and encouraging. Thank you
Thanks so much Ashley, wishing you all the best in your interview. ❤
Thanks for the tips! Got my tACP Band 7 Post today!! You are our saviour!
Well done Melou!! I'm really pleased the video helped in some way. Enjoy the tACP programme and thank you for taking the time to leave feedback. 😊🍀
Hi Meluo, can we talk further on TACP role because my interview is in 9 days time. Just want to know what the job is all about and the challenges too. Thanks in advance as I await your response
such an amazingly detailed talk.very useful.iam going to use this insight for preparing for my interview for the role of trainee advanced clinical pactitioner emegency floor.Thank you very much😊
I'm glad you found it useful. Thank you for taking the time to leave some positive feedback and I hope your interview goes well ❤
@@carolforde-johnston thank you for taking time to give insight on what advance practice is and how to prepare. This video will go a long way to help me prepare for my interview as a trainee Older persons Medicine advanced NP
@@beatriceamoako1449 Thank you so much Beatrice 💓
@@beatriceamoako1449 I wish you every success in the future 😍
@ANUPVAVA How did your interview go? 🙏
thanks a lot Carol for this useful video, I was offered today a trainee ACP post on first try…
Well done 🎉 Wishing you all the best in your new role.
Got offered a job Thank you, this video really helped.
@@MastAP2k6 Well done! Thank you for leaving feedback. I hope you enjoy the trainee role 🍀
Thank you so much for the detailed video. I got my trainee ACP post today and your video gave me so much information to attain that success. Thank you so much ❤
That's wonderful, congratulations and well done! @ponnuminnu3935 I'm glad the video helped. Wishing you all the best in your new role ❤
Thank you for.this video. Do you have any interview advice for trainee ANP role at Medical Ambulatory care?
@onomeakpos2522 Most of the advice in the video but for specialist role see national guidelines, e.g. NICE www.england.nhs.uk/urgent-emergency-care/same-day-emergency-care/ambulatory-emergency-care-guide/
@@carolforde-johnston thanks so much.
Thanks so much- I got the job🎉
Well done that is fantastic and I wish you every success in your new role!
How do I prepare for a scenario question in a trainee ANP interview? And thank you for helping me prepare your videos are very helpful
I would say look at specific job description and try to talk to ANPs in the role about current priorities and challenges Angela. Scenario based questions will be linked to the specific role. I'm glad the video helps and wish you all the best in your interview. 🍀
@@carolforde-johnston asking a question in the interview, any tips on what to ask- i know what not to ask however any suggestions on a good question that would make a good impression.
@@nart77 I have a video with some good questions to ask at interview that could be applied to a trainee ANP role, see link:
ruclips.net/video/yHnZq9R7Uf4/видео.htmlsi=WtGj6MCYMJJGWvKs
I hope it helps. 🍀
@@nart77 For example, you could ask about what support is offered or in place from the Trust/ employer whilst you are a trainee ANP, or what career opportunities are available once you complete your training programme? Hope that helps Niamh. 😊🍀
Since my management placement during my undergrad nursing degree I came across an ACP and it made me realise that’s where I want to be. I’ve seen the apprenticeship and degree options. The apprenticeship is ED based. Do you know if that means the whole 3 years is working in ED or other places as well? It’s making me nervous because shied away from ED as a student and wish I had gained an insight experience into ED
Great question, and I wish you well with your career plans. Usually ACP/ANP apprenticeships are based in the area being advertised locally. Although you may be able to arrange shadowing opportunities in related areas, this would usually need to be discussed and agreed locally. The local area will be funding your study days. I would talk to whoever the lead is for the advert for details on any apprenticeship being offered as it is different across employers. I hope that this helps.
Your video was very helpful. I have an interview coming up for a trainee advanced nurse practitioner within a GP surgery have you any tips for me. I would be very grateful. 😃
@AAWdesigns I hope your interview goes well 🍀 Most of the tips are in the video but for GP trainee ANP post try to have informal visit or talk to the team to gain some insights and drill down on the job description too. This link may help as links to GP ANP competencies: www.cqc.org.uk/guidance-providers/gps/gp-mythbusters/gp-mythbuster-66-advanced-nurse-practitioners-anps-primary-care
I have my tACP Neurology interview coming up this week- I really pray and hope I come back here to give great testimony of successful feedback- I will appreciate if any one also has additional insight into tips for the Neurology post🙏
@@afolabiw.o5908 Wishing you all the best in your interview 🍀
Thanks so much- I got the job🎉
@@afolabiw.o5908 Well done!! Wishing you all the best in your new role.
❤❤
Have you got any advice for the trainee Frailty ANP
Interview preparations ?
Thanks
@@ArunJose-o4u Review the job description for your key responsibilities and the teams you will be working with. Arrange an informal visit to talk through the role and service priorities. Review current related national and local standards linked to fraility. See NHS England resources: www.england.nhs.uk/ourwork/clinical-policy/older-people/frailty/frailty-resources/
NICE resouces: stpsupport.nice.org.uk/frailty/index.html
British Geriatric Society resources: www.bgs.org.uk/resources/resource-series/fit-for-frailty
Hope that helps. 🍀
❤Thank you so much ..
it’s too late to request for informal visit as the interview is in two days !
But will try my best !
This is my dream job for the last 5-6 years !
Wishing you all the best ❤
Hi I'm not attending interview for an advanced nurse practitioner role but rather a mental health practitioner role (band 6) however they do expect a degree of specialisation according to the job specification. Do you think focusing on complex comorbidity in mental health might be an avenue for me to explore for interview as this is my area of interest & where I excel? Eg autism & ADHD, bipolar & substance misuse etc. I want to fit the generic criteria but also want to stand out as well as I have a prior degree in English & philosophy I believe there is 'extra' bits I can bring in that will make my interview a bit more unique & enable me to stand out. I have had research published as an undergraduate on eating disorders; as much as it doesn't pertain to the MH practitioner role specifically would it be worth mentioning in terms of ensuring quality of care etc? Could you recommend any reading for a generic young persons MH practitioner role in terms of policies & so forth? I'd greatly appreciate it. I know the Thrive framework is a big one at the moment. I really struggle with generic questions as I'm not always sure what they're getting at/miss out the most obvious! The Trust values for the role are the 6 Cs: when being asked about what I think the most important values are can I draw upon the Trusts but my own philosophy as well? I don't want to be subversive but equally I don't want to give a 'bog standard' answer that anyone could conjure up, I want to stand out. I'd like to add innovation to list as well for example but support this with evidence ie how it ties back to competence. Thanks for your help.
@@AnyaAnnika67 I hope your interview goes well. You'll be led by the interviewers and yes you can bring up examples to give depth to your answers and stand out. It's great you have these areas of interests and you definitely should bring up your publication. Well done for publishing! A few links below for national guidance/ standards:
stpsupport.nice.org.uk/cyp-mental-health/index.html
www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng134/chapter/recommendations
www.nice.org.uk/sharedlearning/transforming-mental-health-care-for-children-and-young-people-with-long-term-conditions-mental-health-and-psychological-wellbeing-drop-in-centre
elearning.rcgp.org.uk/mod/book/view.php?id=13115&chapterid=603