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Oct 26, 2009 11:47 AM

New Grad RN with interview at Children's Mercy needs help


Hi, I am soon to be a new grad RN and just received an interview with Children's Mercy for the NICU. I have wanted this specific hospital/ department for ever and I am REALLY excited. Does anyone know what to expect as far as the interview goes? I was planning on wearing a black pants suit, is this appropriate? Should I bring a copy of my resume? Any other advice? Thanks so much.


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from llg
Old Oct 26, 2009, 12:03 PM

Default Re: New Grad RN with interview at Children's Mercy needs help
Yes, the suit sounds very appropriate and yes, bring copies of your resume.

I don't know the details of the interview style at that particular hospital ... but if you do a search of this site, you will find lots of threads about interviews in general.

Good luck!
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from nurse2be09
Old Oct 26, 2009, 05:25 PM

Default Re: New Grad RN with interview at Children's Mercy needs help
If you make it past the HR initial interview, you may be a good candidate. I hear Childern's Mercy is a very hard place to get employed and their HR department is notorious for screening candidates before allowing them to meet the nurse manager.

I work with a girl who had an interview with them for the PICU prior to graduating nursing school. She spent 2 hours alone with HR being interviewed by 2 people before she was allowed to meet the nurse manager. She didnt get hired.

I have another classmate who did get hired for the OR at Childern's, she spent 3 hours in HR prior to being taken to the OR manager. She did spent another 2 hours getting interviewed by a panel of people in the OR. Needless to say, she quit during orientation (OR nursing was NOT for her).
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