Know your ACLS, Drugs, RSI, PHTLS or ITLS trauma. Know your rhythm strips inside and upside down and how to treat them. Know how to do pharmacology and IV gtt math under pressure. For example, how to mix a Dopamine drip and how many ml/hr you would run to achieve a dose of (for example) 10 mcg/kg/min. You will be asked to do these calculations on the fly as they hand you a calculator so be very quick and proficient with your pharmacology math.
How do you see yourself in the role?
What did you do to make the world a better place today
Some typical interview questions, they're standardized from a list that the interviewers choose from. No curveball or overly challenging questions, they are all the usual interview questions
Emergency medical scenarios, clinical knowledge.
How would you describe ownership and accountability?
Describe a professional failure and how you worked to resolve the issue.
In the event of an emergent situation that made you question if a skill was in your scope of practice who would you contact on your chain of command?
Tell me about a time you had a disagreement with a peer and how you resolved it.
Are you willing to work a demanding job that requires many certifications and experience? And are you willing to do it for new grad. nurse pay ?
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