Nurses General Nursing
Published Dec 29, 2006
futurecnm
558 Posts
I have my first interview in about 9 years coming up next Friday. I am a student and have an interview for a student nurse internship. From what I hear, competition is very stiff so I'm really needing to prepare for this interview. I have great grades but no medical experience. I have a bachelor degree in engineering and 6 years experience in that field. I have been a stay at home mom/part time student since 2002. So, I am concerned that my answers to the interview questions will be so far in the past that it will not relate. I am wondering if I should try to relate my answers to recent experiences or whatever is relevant even if it is 5+ years ago when I was working. Also, since I am not in a medical field right now I am concerned about that. I would love this job, so any tips anyone can give me would be great. Also, is a suit appropriate??? That is what we were told when I was in engineering school. A dark conservative suit.
xptp29a
112 Posts
This is a sticky from the General Student Nursing Discussion:
https://allnurses.com/forums/f87/wondering-why-you-cant-get-hired-promoted-resume-interview-hints-84387.html
Good luck!
jmgrn65, RN
1,344 Posts
monster.com has some good tips as well.
NRSKarenRN, BSN, RN
10 Articles; 18,354 Posts
Don't forget volunteer activities, especailly if organized/managed events.....lunch room mom, Girl scout cookie drive, church activities.....
All these count towards "leadership" credits.