Interview HELP!

Hi, I can't give you any specific advice about the hospital you're interviewing at, but one of the things that helped me was this YouTube video (assuming you're a new grad):

At first, I thought her idea of ending the interview with saying that she was very thankful for the interviewer's time and how interested she was in the hospital sounded too desperate, but I tried it and it seemed to work. I think it's overall a good video. The more interviews you go, the better you'll become at them. The things that I try to most emphasize is that 1) I've done my research and I'm a good fit for the position and hospital 2) I'm dedicated to "customer service", nursing and improving myself as a RN and 3) I plan on staying at the facility long term. The hardest part is to relax! Every interview that I've been on has been different; some interviewers grill you on details and others do more talking than actually asking questions. A lot of times, you'll be interviewing before more than one person and they usually give you a tour of the unit. I think this is a good opportunity to show your interest.

Good luck on your interview. Just practice sample interview questions until they come out naturally.