What if you had an order to do a Neuro assessment on your patient every 4 hours but when you go the patient wants nothing to do with getting assessed, he's depressed and wants to be alone but your doctor is pushing you to get that assessment done and he needs it now but your patient keeps refusing, what would you do next?
Asked why I was interested in facility and how did I hear of it. Th facility at that time was new - only open for approx. 2 years.
Why do you want to work for Tidewell Hospice
Provide an example of a difficult situation and what you did, discuss a time when you had a conflict with a coworker and how did you resolve it, how do you manage stress, why did you decide to become a nurse, what are your educational gosls.
They asked about some of my previous jobs, especially the nursing education I have done at Vernon College & MSU BSN Simulation Center. They asked why I left each one. Also about my TX DSHS certification as an RN Case Manager, about my nursing education experience at MSU BSN Nursing Education Simulation Center, and Vernon College Clinical Educator.
I honestly don't remember too many questions they asked me -- just about my career goals, what makes me unique as a nurse, etc.
Can you work OT or as needed?
How experienced are you with lab draws?
Given that I was doing home health nursing prior to transitioning to acute care, they were interested to ask how I was going to adjust to the pace and also adjust to working interdependently with other health providers.
They asked me how I I thought I would handle transitioning to a job where everything was on the computer and phone, and there wasn't in-person interactions.
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