Thanks to those who posted helpful tips here. I think interviews were a huge weakness for me when I applied to schools this past fall. I am making a second attempt at applications this year and am trying to prep now for interviews.
Anyone have advice on how you would answer the following questions:
1) What don't you like about your job? I was asked this and couldn't think of an answer that didn't make me sound like whiny... I can't even remember what I ended up saying but I don't think it was anything good.
2) What is a good way to recover if they ask a clinical question and you can't answer?
Have an interview at Midwestern University. Was wondering if anyone has applied and interviewed there, if they have any recs or tips?? Anything helps...
I think a good way to answer "What don't you like about your job?" is to turn it into basically an answer for "Why do you want to be a CRNA?" Examples: I don't like that I don't have autonomy, which I'd something I'm looking forward to gaining in my new role as a CRNA. Or, I don't like that I don't get to follow the pt from pre-op, to peri-op, to post-op and participate in their care at all levels like I would as a CRNA. And so on, like that.....
I just received a interview for university of Scranton... I was wondering if you could share your experiences with me as to what the interview entailed.
hey i gave been invited for a interview at university of Scranton for the CRNA program, and im super nervous. any advice would help in regards to the interview
elle2016
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Thanks to those who posted helpful tips here. I think interviews were a huge weakness for me when I applied to schools this past fall. I am making a second attempt at applications this year and am trying to prep now for interviews.
Anyone have advice on how you would answer the following questions:
1) What don't you like about your job? I was asked this and couldn't think of an answer that didn't make me sound like whiny... I can't even remember what I ended up saying but I don't think it was anything good.
2) What is a good way to recover if they ask a clinical question and you can't answer?
Thanks