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I had one last week. They like to ask basic questions to get a feel for you before passing your info on to hiring managers. Here are a few questions I was asked: Why do you want to work for our organization? How have your experiences shaped you as a nurse? Tell me about your experience. What was your best day in nursing? What was your worst day in nursing? How would your past supervisor describe you? What is your ideal nursing job? What type of traits do you like in your co-workers? Like I said real basic. Look over their web site for what I like to call "power terms" (mission statement, ect.) and use these words in your interview. Be honest and you will do fine!

I waited over a year and a half in-between taking my test! It was hard to start studying again, but all of the knowledge comes back to you. Marlene Hurst of the Hurst review has a great online program and an online booklet you can print up and it is amazing. Also I took the NCSBN course online...they have a lot of questions on there. These were great for content reviews, but taking test questions helped me the most. There are a lot of downloadable practice questions out there. Even if you have to pay I would advise getting a program and doing this over and over. Especially if you can find one that has rationales because you are learning while you practice taking test questions. Most programs have practice tests that will tell you what areas to focus on so you don't have to study everything. Hope that helps!