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they have some many scenario questions . they ask what are the intervention, what medication which u give, what labs are we looking out for? what would expect the doctor to order? use the sbar to call the doctor?

they told me thier hiring about 40 candidates

yeah that better just one but when they give multiple is bit more challenging. LOL

Yes,preparing for scenario-based interview questions. I'm focusing on knowing the interventions, common labs, and medications associated with specific conditions. I'm reviewing the most common clinical scenarios such as: Chest pain Sepsis Heart failure Dementia In addition to clinical knowledge, I understand there are only two behavioral interview Good luck Also let me know how it goes , maybe if I don't make it I can be prepare for next time. Thanks they told me today was the last day for interview

I I had interview for tarzana, I felt the same way. Yes it totally like exam and most of the question were clinical . Maybe just 2 behavior, I felt that I was back in school.LOL

no rejection letter, but I assume that what I getting by Friday LOL

Thank you for sharing that,it gives me a better idea of what to expect and congrats to everone who got offer!

I haven't heard anything yet .

Any one has heard from ED ?

Thank you for your kind words. You're absolutely right—, what's meant for us will come.Wishing everyone the best of luck. Keep pushing forward and trust the journey.we're all on the path to where we're meant to be."

Thank you, how did you feel your interve with ED went?

I had my ED interview today, and they mentioned it was the final day of interviews. They said we should hear back with results by next week, June 9. Does anyone happen to know how many candidates they're hiring for the ED? I completely forgot to ask during the interview.

HI, I was wondering if anyone has already had an interview for the Emergency Department (ED)? If so, I'd really appreciate any insight ! Thank you

Hi everyone, I was wondering if anyone has already had an interview for the Emergency Department (ED)? If so, I'd really appreciate any insight or tips you can share. I'm feeling a bit nervous since it's an in-person interview, so any advice would be incredibly helpful. Thank you all in advance!