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Keli
By now I'm sure you've already had the interview, and I really hope you did well. I hate interviews even if I'm well prepared. FYI Monster has a really good interview prep section that I've used on many occasions. Job Interview Advice - Interview Tips, Questions, & Etiquette from Monster.com Hopefully it will help others who may be passing through this section.
Naima
Well my interview went pretty well. It wasn't really an interview, more of a let's get acquainted type of thing. Part of the application process involved 8 questions that we had to answer, which were typical interview questions. The managers used those to screen who they wanted to interview, and then interviewed 7 of us for 4 positions. I'm pretty confident that I got one of the positions, the managers were even talking about who would be my preceptor. I find out next week. After interviewing I'm even more excited about this extern position. I loved the hospital and the directors were really great!! They had a really friendly atmosphere, and I felt like I fit in. I'll let you know when I find out for sure, but thanks for the tips!!
Keli
Calzonan RN
515 Posts
I'm being interviewed for an extern position in OB on Thursday. I REALLY want this job and I want to impress the person interviewing me. I know they always ask "Why did you become a nurse" and also, "why do you want to work in OB". It's always really hard for me to answer them because there are so many variables when it comes to why I went into nursing and why I want to go to OB. I never really had a 'calling' for nursing, I went into it for one reason and then I've really enjoyed learning and working during clinicals. I was always fascinated with science and learned everything I could during all of my pregnancies (5). Also, what would be some good questions to ask? It's been about 10 years since I've interviewed for a job and I'm really out of practice!! Thanks for any tips/help...:Reindeer:
Keli
(Just finished my first year of nursing school, one more year to go!!!:balloons: )