Job Inteview with Orthopedic Doctor. Please Help

CCU NRS · Dec 9, 2003

Sometimes it may be better to ask what he sees as his major concerns. Ask questions about what he will expect of you towards fulfilling the needs of Pts. Ask if there was anything your predecessor did that worked well and was there anything that didn't work that you will be required to change in an effective manner. Ask about your benefits and if they work on annual evaluations etc. Be honest and answer question the best you can and if there is an aswer you don't know admit that and show enthusiasm to learn. Make your wishes know that you feel this is the right job for you and that you will do your best.

HISSYTHECAT · Dec 9, 2003

Thanks I appreciate the help. Me and the office manager went over the pay and the benefits. He is a new doctor to the practice.

Thanks again

Hissy ^..^

Geeg · Dec 9, 2003

Bossess want to know how you are going to make it possible for them to completer their work in a more timely fashion. In an office setting I would imagine that includes things like coordinating pt flow and enabling the doc to see the greater # of pts in the least amt of time.

P_RN, ADN, RN · Dec 10, 2003

What is the position? WIll you be expected to scrub with him for surgery? If so will you keep the same hours that he does or will you have to work with other doctors when he isn't there?

Find out exactly who and what you are responsible for. For example if you are the nurse will you also be expected to do xray? Crutch teaching, casting?

Good luck.