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post-interview thank you card?

I had an interview today with HR at a large children's hospital. It wasn't an interview for a specific position, we were just getting the initial interview out of the way so when a position does open up, my file can be sent right along to the unit. I was going to send a thank you card to the interviewer. How does this sound?

Dear interviewer,

I would like to take a moment to thank you for taking time out of your schedule to interview me on 7/17. I had a great time learning more about ::HOSPITAL::.

As we discussed, I am very passionate about working with the pediatric population, and I am thankful that I had the opportunity to share that with you. I believe that I would wit right in at ::hospital::.

I appreciate both you time and consideration and I hope to hear from you soon!

Sincerely,

Daynuh, BSN. RN

I'm really no good at writing thank you notes in general so any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

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Sounds fine to me! To the point and professional.

It sounds good. The only thing you could possible include--without being too wordy--is a little piece about their mission, values, etc. Something that states why you want to be a part of the team at that hospital.

I think it sounds great. I believe a nice thank you goes a long way. It's just the right thing to do. :) Good luck!!!

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