Prepare for your ICU Interview + 20 Questions to Ask + Never Say This!

Learn how to prepare for your ICU interview with these helpful tips. I'll give you 20 questions to ask your interviewer but you must NOT say this!
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[joorourke]

I interviewed at the ICU for clinical tech (pre-cna before starting cna school). Your tips gave me some ideas of what the DoN might ask me for my job, such as management of difficult patients or situations. I also watched cna skills videos so when I shadowed, I was able to help the actual CNA with a patient. Anyway, I got the job! Thank you so much for your generous and excellent advice!

[barunderthestairs]

Thank you! This helped me in my interview with a trauma 1 centers neuro icu. I got it!

[danieldelgado]

I have my interview tomorrow for ICU and this helped so much!! 💪🏽 thank you girl!

[karinowens]

I am in my last semester of nursing school and I have an interview for ICU as a new grad in a little over a week. Thank you for this very informative and well done video!

[AlexiaM]

Ok saving this video to really know the ins and outs of those medications for when I apply to ICU nurse residency programs after I graduate. Thanks for the tips!!!

[keshaundupree]

Thank you! Prepping for 2 interviews this week! 🤞🏾

[TekiaNicole]

I know this video is old but I just received my first RN offer in the CVICU. They asked me the blood flow through the heart and 1 question about cardiogenic shock. I didn’t mention CRNA though😂😂 but they did ask me my 5 year goal. Thank you so much.

[shawnmendez]

All of your videos are answering every questions I had! Thank you, definitely subbing! Good luck on your CRNA journey

[laurenashleywilborn]

Have an Interview with Mayo Clinic Rochester next week in the ICU. This video was amazing thank you so much. Will definitely circle back around if a job offer comes knocking on my door :)

[kcole]

This was so helpful! Thank you so much!

[cincin]

Can you provide advice for an RN returning to the bedside after 3 years off? I have two years of Med Surg from 2015 to 2017 and 4 months in PCU. I worked a temp job in PCU during the pandemic. I really don't want to get stuck in M/S. I do have gaps in employment but I took time off for school and family things. Anyway, my long-term goal is AGAC-NP. What can I do to get back on track so I can succeed in my career goals?

[prettypearl]

What about if you have only been an icu nurse at a level 4 and now interview at a level 1 hospital. Will they be considerate that there are things you don't know?

[deearrw]

You mention clinical scenarios, is there a website or book you recommend that can give lists of scenarios with answers and rationals?

[sgmooijRN]

I just got the invitation to interview today in CICU as a resident so I already went ahead and did some digging. Thanks for this informative video!

[abenamainoo]

Could you please do a video on what ICUs look best when applying to CRNA school?

[ambertucker]

This video was so helpful! I have an interview tomorrow. I took so many notes lol.

[djmuniya]

You are so pretty! Thank you for this video.

[barbaranewsome]

Absolutely fabulous video. Thank you 😊.

[laragarment]

I will take the bonus, A large bonus is a Bad thing!

[taquitaholt]

I am applying to nursing school and my plan from day one was to become a CRNA. What would you say is the best critical care unit to work to better prepare you for CRNA school. I would want the sickest of the sickest patients.