Interview questions for Nursing Orientation class

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My name is Krista and I am working towards admittance into my local community colleges AAS in Nursing this fall and I'm taking a required Nursing Orientation class. One of my assignments is to do a short interview with an RN, and since my long term goal is to become an ER Nurse, I was wondering if anyone on this forum would like to answer the below questions (more than one response is more than welcome!). Thank you for any and all responses I receive and I look forward to learning more about emergency nursing!

1. What is your job title?

2. What are your primary responsibilities?

3. What does a typical day entail?

4. What education or training is required for your position?

5. What personal qualities must a person in your position posses?

Specializes in Emergency.

1. What is your job title? RN

2. What are your primary responsibilities? Save lives, fluff pillows.

3. What does a typical day entail? No such thing as a typical day.

4. What education or training is required for your position? RN, AAS, Diploma or BSN to start. Obtain (and use) ACLS, PALS. ENPC & TNCC highly recommended. CEN also highly recommended

5. What personal qualities must a person in your position posses? sense of humor, ability to change direction fast, able to work under extreme pressure without getting flustered, thick skin, not afraid to speak your mind when needed "hey doc, you really sure about that order?"

Thank you for taking time to respond!

Specializes in ED.
1. What is your job title? RN

2. What are your primary responsibilities? Save lives, fluff pillows.

I would say waiting tables serving drugs, NG tubes, foleys, and ivs. Goals of saving lives, keeping the orders straight and getting rid (street or floor) of the patients as quickly as possible.

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