May 28, 201016 yr I just got my first-ever callback for an interview for a CNA position at a LTC facility. It's on Tuesday at 10:30 and about a half-hour from my house.Tips on interviews? I don't know who's interviewing me or anything and I've never (EVER) done an interview before.HELP MEEEEE I'm dying PS - Oh, I got licensed last September and am finally looking for a job due to a flood in my house - I gotta work to help pay to keep it.Should I review skills and stuff?
May 29, 201016 yr They're probably not going to test you on your skills :) but they might ask what you would do in certain situations with agitated residents (approach from the front, be calm and friendly, acknowledge the resident's emotions and attempt to redirect). I remember being asked about my weaknesses and I said something like, "I'm not confident about blood pressures because we didn't get enough practice in class." I think that was good because they said oh no big deal you use a machine most of the time anyway.If they ask about past job experiences let them know you are a hard worker, organized, good with customer service, can play nice with your coworkers, etc. That's what they want.
May 29, 201016 yr Good luckI declined a lot of LTC positions for hospital positions I think you'll be fine just have some faith :)
May 29, 201016 yr Like fuzzywuzzy posted, you will probably be given a scenario and asked how you would handle it. Be confident and if you don't know the answer, admit it. Don't bs your way Best wishes to you.
Jun 3, 201016 yr Author To update - I don't know if I got that job or not (don't care too much at this point) but I am going in to another place I had connections at (a rehab/LTC facility) and I'm copying my cards this afternoon and she's already talking orientation, so I'm guessing I got the job via whom I know!SO EXCITED. Gonna start reviewing skills. ;3 Only gonna get like 3 days orientation.
I just got my first-ever callback for an interview for a CNA position at a LTC facility. It's on Tuesday at 10:30 and about a half-hour from my house.
Tips on interviews? I don't know who's interviewing me or anything and I've never (EVER) done an interview before.
HELP MEEEEE I'm dying

PS - Oh, I got licensed last September and am finally looking for a job due to a flood in my house - I gotta work to help pay to keep it.
Should I review skills and stuff?