Nurse

This question is your chance to speak about how important human life is and about your desire to help individuals and nurse them back to health.

Only nursing journals i have read are the scholarly, peer-reviewed journals that we need for research papers and class exercises.

I always do things without being asked. I try to build relationships with my team members and ask if they need anything, if I walk past a patient's room that isn't my own, but they need help using the restroom it is my duty to help them.

Identify the skills you used and the benefit it gave the company.

According to me, the most intricate part of being a nurse is having a patient, who suffers from an incapacitating disease, which is incurable.

Use the opportunity to give a comprehensive but brief answer focusing on several examples showing your ability to cope well under pressure.

This question gives you a chance to speak about your talents, qualifications and experiences, anything that was not previously mentioned. At this point, you could give some more brief information about your professional past filling in some important details that did not come up during the rest of the interview. This will help the interviewer appreciate you more as a person and better understand you and your professional life.

In 5 years, I would like to have profound knowledge of nursing by way of earning a doctoral degree, so that I can serve people with more advanced techniques.

Kevin was a competent supervisor with exceptional leadership qualities, who always maintained healthy interpersonal relationship. I have learned a lot from her.

I am expecting an appropriate salary for this role, based on my work knowledge and nursing experiences.

Conducive environment ,team working ,respect for others,friendly staff,opportunity for career development and educational staff development.

I really enjoy caring people and helping them in coping up with their illness. I love to work with children.

I grew up in a medical family. Seeing my parents help out neighbors and family members that were ill and really making a difference inspired me to become a nurse.

is impossible to say that I have never made a mistake, but I can garanty the I learn from it and iy will never happen again.

I would glady accept, because I always want to make a great impression and do my duties, whatever they may be, at the hospital.

The major reason of complaints is their diseases, which makes them unhappy. As a nurse, I would understand their situation, listen and reassure them that the best possible services are given to them.

I feel nursing is very professional. I don't have much exposure to nursing yet, so I would not know if there are improvements that need to be made.

This question is very common in various healthcare departments. These professions mostly have people who work for reasons other than the financials. Therefore, you should inform the interviewer about your inherent need to serve people and help them get better and the happiness you feel when successful.

If you want to leave your present job for negative reasons, be very careful in how you express this to an interviewer. Make it sound positive. Being negative or even rude about your current/previous employer or company will not work in your favour. Mention that you are looking for a new challenge, with more responsibility or a change of environment. It is advisable not speak of remuneration in connection with your desire for a new job.

I would recheck if I have really accomplished all my duties and obligations on my shift, then I would talk to my patient make sure she is stable and all her needs were met, and if she needs anything before I leave. Maybe helpout other co-workers if they are getting behind their schedules.