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Need to interview a nurse

I am a current Nursing Student getting ready to graduate on Sept 7th but I have a final paper to write and am hoping at least one of you wonderful Nurses out there will help me out. Below I've posted a few questions, if anyone would be kind enough to take some time & answer them I would truly be grateful....my paper idue on thursday.

My email is [email protected] if you have any questions. Thank you so much

1. Describe your position & job description. How many people did you manage? At what level of nursing?

2. How would you describe your style of leadership? What are the challenges you faced being a leader?

3. What was the most difficult aspect of delegation?

4. Which of the following elements of management do you enjoy most? Least? Why

Planning

Organization

Supervising

Monitoring

5. What personal qualities do you feel are important for a nurse leader to have?

6. What skills do you feel are important for a nurse leader to have?

7. What was the best experience you ever had as a nurse?

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    Let me move this the Nursing student Assistance Forum.

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    Y'all, there is no harm in helping. While I agree that we should not WRITE the paper/do homework/finish an assignment for a student, if you have a minute to spare to answer an interview question, please do.

    There was no such thing as AN when I was a student. If I were a nursing student today, I wouldn't hesitate to ask the opinions of nurses on this forum. I remember how hard it was to juggle full time school, working every weekend, working every holiday and still try to maintain a relationship with my husband as well as my friends. IT WAS HARD!

    I am not advocating for members on this forum to do the work for a student; that serves no valid purpose. I AM however, advocating that we support these students as much as we can. If you see a question that you feel is appropriate for you to answer, then take a few minutes to answer. If the question is a 'no brainer' question that you see constantly from the same member, then just ignore it. They will either sink or swim.

    Many of you will view me as a bleeding heart. So be it. I just want to be supportive when I can.

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    Thank You so much for sharing, I really enjoyed reading about your expeiriences!

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