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Nursing Interview

  • 10-06-2009 10:11pm
    #1
    tribulus
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    (Mods hope it's okay to post this here, thought I would get more specific advice here rather than Work & Jobs)

    My girlfriend is a final year nursing student and has an interview with her training hospital soon for a staff nurse position.

    If anyone has any advice with regards to the questions asked that would be great.

    A few of my own:

    Given that it's the HSE/public service job, is it a competency based interview or more general?

    If they ask questions such as "What are your daily duties on a medical or surgical ward?" or "What do you think the role of a health care assistant is*?" what are they looking for in an answer?

    Any advice is much appreciated, thanks.


    *Apparently this is one of the questions that came up, I assume it's in relation to actual carers rather than nurses, any idea what relevance this has?


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  • #2
    missannik
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 184 ✭✭missannik


    I have a copy of the 'HSE (Dublin North) Candidate guide to application, interview and recruitment process' which I found on the net when I was looking for work myself. PM me your email address if you'd like me to email it to you. It may be of use to you, I certainly found it useful. :)


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