I didn't see a post for Texas Wesleyan University CRNA cycle. I'm looking forward to meet and talk to y'all.
Let's support each other! Would love to hear from others regarding application and interview process (and beyond).
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I don't believe the comment about having more experience results in less clinical questions. I have 4 years of experience in trauma one CVICU's and I had only clinical questions, no emotional intelligence. I wish you all the best of luck in your interviews! Try your best to stay calm and think through your questions. They're very nice and want to get to know you.
I don't believe the comment about having more experience results in less clinical questions. I have 4 years of experience in trauma one CVICU's and I had only clinical questions, no emotional intelligence. I wish you all the best of luck in your interviews! Try your best to stay calm and think through your questions. They're very nice and want to get to know you.
I don't think so either. I think it's the luck of the draw and it comes down to who your interviewer is honestly.
I had some clinical scenario questions, some math questions, some EI questions. I think it's all a gamble. It's just best to be prepared to answer some clinical and some EI!
For those that interviewed with someone else...do you feel like you didn't do as well as the other person? I feel like I didn't answer my clinical question as thoroughly as the other person did. The faculty asked the other person if they agreed with me a few times. I just didn't leave the interview feeling good
I also felt the same way. I felt like the other person I interviewed with answered some of the questions better than I did. And they did go back and forth asking if we agreed with the other person's answer. They were very nice but it feels impossible to know how I did.
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I had no emotional intelligence questions. Clinical (pathophysiology) about one topic/disease process.
The person I interviewed with was over one topic as well.
I would answer the question they asked then they would ask the other applicant if they agreed with my answer or had anything to add and vice versa.
One logic question. One math question.
That was it.
My friend had a vastly different interview as well as another girl who had a ton of clinical questions over various topics.