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Interview Tips for New Grad Nurses: “Why are you interested in working here?”

This is a question that you’ll likely be asked as you interview for positions, and the TOP TIP is to tailor your answers to that actual facility. Be sure to ask yourself this question before applying. “Why DO I want to work here?”

⭐Do your research on the facilities you’re interested in
Read their mission statement, the healthcare system it’s connected with, read reviews, and learn about the setting. If it’s well-known for excellent care, a Magnet-Recognized hospital, or Plaintree Recognized, you want to consider these and how they match with your own values!

More thoughts to consider:

⭐Think about your own goals and how they match with the hospital’s offer
Is there a possibility for continuing education, tuition reimbursement, CEUs, clinical ladder advancement, and more.

⭐Learn about the resources
What length of time is provided for orientation? Is there a new grad residency program you can apply for? What resources are available on each shift? AKA is it a small hospital with one or two in-house providers, or will you have a huge number of resources no matter the time of day?

New grad nurses, have you started applying for jobs yet?

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[AdamCM]

I love your videos, and questions, and I use your book to study lol. I want to know why the second response when hospital administration only cares about themselves and money ??

[strides]

I just kept it honest and tell them what I think. I don’t think the people interviewing are professional interviewers who’s looking for the magic statement. They gotta get back on the floor and start working after your interview 😂 I’ve never not get a job offer after the interview. I also feel like both statement is fine. A lot of the stuff on the hospitals website is a load of nonsense and I personally never checked any of the hospitals website.