"In comparison to registered nurses, nurse practitioners have advanced education and training that grants them greater autonomy to practice. As nurse practitioners are required to have a Master of Science in Nursing degree, be ready to discuss your formal education as well as your area of specialization. You can also expect to answer typical patient care questions, such as handling upset patients and collaborating with other doctors and nurses. Be sure to research your state's nursing laws, as some states require that nurse practitioners work under the supervision of a physician while others do not."
Tell me about yourself, where do you see yourself in the future, tell me about a time you didn't get along with someone, what do you do when you are not sure what is going on with a patient, are you ok doing tasks in the clinic that do not involve direct patient care, what kind of role do you take on when you work on a team
How do you ensure that you succeed in your academic program?
What are you looking for in a job?
Do you feel comfortable working independently
Tell me about your past work experience
How do you handle difficult/upset patient?
How would you resolve conflicts with coworkers?
Overall, this was a standard interview without any surprises. I was asked how I would handle a difficult patient. A common situation is a person with a cold who insists they have a sinus infection and demand an antibiotic.
Describe a situation where you had to solve a problem with limited help or supervision.
How do deal with patient demanding antibiotic.
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