Published Jun 8, 2019
Meerkats
36 Posts
Hi all. I'm transitioning from pediatric home health to something more stable. I have an interview with a pediatric clinic next week. This particular clinic does well-child, preventative care, and some urgent care type appointments, so I feel like it will be a good balance of cases.
I have found some interview questions and answers in this forum, but I still have some questions, and want some other perspectives. Also, what types of questions should I ask them?
Any other interview tips would be appreciated!
Sandpiper12, ADN, RN
49 Posts
I just started working in a peds clinic as a new grad. My interview was pretty straight forward - the one thing they did ask me about that I wasn't thinking of was telephone triage. They wanted to know how I would handle taking calls. Essentially, what they were looking for was that if there was a situation I wasn't comfortable giving advice on, that I would take a message, ask someone who knows more than me, and then return the call.
In terms of questions to ask - I asked about continuing education.
Good luck!
MomWifeNurseStudent
9 Posts
On 6/12/2019 at 11:47 AM, Sandpiper12 said: I just started working in a peds clinic as a new grad. My interview was pretty straight forward - the one thing they did ask me about that I wasn't thinking of was telephone triage. They wanted to know how I would handle taking calls. Essentially, what they were looking for was that if there was a situation I wasn't comfortable giving advice on, that I would take a message, ask someone who knows more than me, and then return the call. In terms of questions to ask - I asked about continuing education. Good luck!
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