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Nurses & Healthcare Staff - Interview Advice

The Interview Process for Nurses and Healthcare Staff looking for UK Nursing Jobs and Healthcare Jobs

At a nursing interview or healthcare interview, the candidate’s goal is to convince the prospective employer that they are the best person for the job. It is therefore crucial to do as much preparation as possible. Any knowledge gained before you arrive for the interview will give you the confidence and ability to perform to your best. Preparation should include research on the hospital/ home/unit/department and the nursing role in question.

Visiting a prospective hospital/unit/department

It is usual to visit the hospital/home either before or after an interview and this is a great opportunity to find out more about the unit/department. Don’t forget to ask the nurses or health care staff working there as many questions as possible including:

· What is it like working there?

· What are the staff/Managers like?

· Is the role enjoyable?

· Is the Management approachable?

· What are the patients like?

 

Be Prepared to Answer Questions about your CV and Work Experience

 

Examples of generic interview questions for Nurses and Healthcare Staff

Example specific interview questions for Nurses and Healthcare Staff

 

After the interview


If you're unsuccessful at the job interview stage reflect on the positives and negatives to help improve your chances next time. Seek feedback from the interviewer or your recruitment consultant. This shows initiative and keenness on your part and the interviewer may consider you for future vacancies at the company.

 

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