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Just had my phone interview

Hi all, I just had a clinical interview with a Kaiser liason and wanted to share the experience. I am work on a surgical tele unit so the interview was based on that. She asked clinical questions like the name of some drips and what they were used for and how many seconds were normal for each interval on a strip. She also asked what the 6 patient rights are. Normal interview questions were asked like "How would you handle a situation where you witnessed a coworker practicing un safe behavior", and "what's the difference between a good nurse and a great one". All in all, the interview went extremely well and was no where near as difficult as I thought it would be. Just thought I'd share since I couldnt find any information when I was preparing for this interview and was extremely nervouse. Safe travels everyone :p

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    That's typical of Kaiser interviews where they ask you about drips common on your floor and about your intervention to certain situations that might arise on the floor. If you've had any amount of experience in your field, I'm sure you did fine so don't worry.

    I'm taking this is your first contract with Kaiser? Be prepared to be treated more like an indentured servant than an contract employee.... that was the worse I was ever treated on an assignment and don't expect AMN to have your back on anything out of line the hospital does either.

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    That's typical of Kaiser interviews where they ask you about drips common on your floor and about your intervention to certain situations that might arise on the floor. If you've had any amount of experience in your field, I'm sure you did fine so don't worry.

    I'm taking this is your first contract with Kaiser? Be prepared to be treated more like an indentured servant than an contract employee.... that was the worse I was ever treated on an assignment and don't expect AMN to have your back on anything out of line the hospital does either.

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