einahpets84

Please answer the following questions. I'm to interview an LPN that can not be a member of my family or at any of the facilities that I've been to on clinical. Okay, easier said than done. THANK YOU so much!!! WHAT TYPE OF FACILITY DO YOU WORK FOR - LONG TERM CARE, CLINICAL SETTING, HOME CARE, ETC.? WHAT IS THE JOB REALLY LIKE ON A DAY TO DAY BASIS? WHAT ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT SKILLS AND EXPERIENCES THAT YOU NEED TO KNOW? wHAT ARE THE SUPPORT SYSTEMS AVAILABLE AT THE JOB FOR A NEW GRAD, AS FAR AS ORIENTATION, PRECEPTORSHIP AND ADDITIONAL CLASSES? DESCRIBE BRIEFLY THE SETTING YOU CHOSE, WHAT INTERESTED YOU MOST ABOUT THE JOB YOU'RE IN NOW? WOULD THIS JOB BE SOMETHING A NEW GRAD LPN COULD DO? WHAT WAS YOUR MOST CHALLENGING PART OF MAKING THE TRANSITION FROM STUDENT TO LPN ROLE? ARE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AVAILABLE THAT CAN ASSIST YOU IN DEVELOPING AND MAINTAINING SKILLS? WHAT ARE THE STARTING SALARY, BENEFITS, SHIFT AVAILABILITY, PATIENT LOAD, USUAL STAFFING PATTERNS AND JOB TURNOVER AT YOUR FACILITY? WHAT ARE THE JOB RESPONSIBILITIES FOR THE LPN? (PASING MEDS, CHARGE OF A TEAM, EVALUATE CNAs)? the end! Again, thank you so much for taking time to look at my interview! I really, really appreciate it!!!!!