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What is with a second interview? What that all about?

I just decided to leave my speciality that has been a comfort zone for me for years. I am burned out.

It's been very hard finding anything I could apply for except the specialty I am versed in. I landed a job interview with an hospital 2 miles from the house.. and hours are nice, no weekends, no on call.. HEAVEN.

I had a very very long interview with my potential supervisors and I could tell it went well. About a week later I got a call asking for another interview next week.

I am excited, but why are they bothering with this? I mean, I spilled my guts out several times, answered all the questions and they seemed to like me alot!!!!

What is the purpose of the second interview? Please, don't ask me what is my stregnths and weaknesses again. NO!! LOL ( I also interviewed with my entire team already the first time... )

What could this hold fo rme? I am tired of being called in for interviews already..she me the job offer! :nurse:

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I had 3 interviews and a personality/ aptitude test for a staff RN position at a hospital. I was running out of interviews clothes!

My second interview was usually a peer interview.

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