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help! presentation for interview

HI!

I am interviewing for a health educator position at an OBGYN clinic and have been asked to come in for an interview and present a 5 minute power point presentation on evidenced based practice in women's health. Any ideas for a topic and how to go about this presentation?

Thanks

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    Since it's your interview, why don't you try coming up with some ideas first and then asking for thoughts on them?

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    I think you're over thinking this. I assume, at least is hope, women's health interests you. This shouldn't be difficult. Pick a topic you're particularly passionate about & think of what you would want a woman experiencing it for the first time to know about it.

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    I would think that the concept and presentation is part of the interview.

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    Since the original poster is asking for assistance on an upcoming job interview, this thread has been moved to our Nursing interview Help forum. Good luck!

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    I'd suggest logging into your old school account and going into library resources. Search evidence based and women's health and pick a topic. That's what I would do anyways. I've worked in women's health, previously worked with an OB and taught a prenatal course.

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    IMO, it would be easiest to address the reasons for the recent changes in PAP ages and frequency. 5 minutes is not a very long time to talk, so you don't want to get into something that is too complicated.

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