Published Jul 19, 2008
joolsc
11 Posts
I am a uk qualified nurse (qualified for 15 years). I have just relocated from Norfolk and have applied to join the NHS professionals as there doesn't seem to be many jobs at the moment. They have offered me an interview but I have been told I will also have to do a 2 hour competancy exam including drug calculations. Does anyone know anything about the exam??? Is it multiple choice. 2 hours seems a long time seen as they haven't given me any clue as to what they might test me on. Any advice would be gratefully received.
Thanks, Jools.
cbw999
1 Post
Hi there I have been asked to do the same test and all I can find on the internet about it is your thread. Have you sat it? How bad was it and are there laods of drug calculations?:)
karenG
1,049 Posts
my sister is an interviewer for NHS professionals. she tells me the exam is very simple and straightford. They are looking to see if you are safe and can do drug caluclations- nothing you wouldnt do in everyday work. Its not meant to trap you or fail you. They want you to pass! so dont worry about it too much.
she tells me when she is interviewing, she is looking for safety and competency.
hope that helps and good luck.
bodylove
2 Posts
my sister is an interviewer for NHS professionals. she tells me the exam is very simple and straightford. They are looking to see if you are safe and can do drug caluclations- nothing you wouldnt do in everyday work. Its not meant to trap you or fail you. They want you to pass! so dont worry about it too much.she tells me when she is interviewing, she is looking for safety and competency. hope that helps and good luck.
Hello Karen G,
Please I need help knowing the likely questions for NHS Professional Clerical and Admin interview, I am having problems with my marriage and I am scared if I dont get this job, my husband might divorce me, pls help me.
Looking forward to ur response.
Silverdragon102, BSN
1 Article; 39,477 Posts
They will probably ask what your experience is, what you can offer ie what you can do, ie word, ecel etc