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Posts Tagged ‘Interview Tips’

How to Tell if a Hospital’s Culture is a Good Fit for You

A physician evaluating work culture with thumbs up and thumbs down

Culture is the unmeasurable experience of being there day to day.

Fortunately, unmeasurable doesn’t mean undiscoverable. You can gain insight into the culture of a prospective workplace before you sign a contract by implementing the following strategies…

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How to Ace Your Virtual Interview

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There are many ways to make a good impression during a virtual interview. Just as an in-person interview, you’ll want to put your best digital foot forward. A bit of advanced planning can help the technical aspect go smoothly. It can also highlight your professionalism and readiness to work.

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Common Interview Questions and How to Answer Them

A healthcare human resources professionals holds a list of handwritten interview questions.

The key to successfully answering interview questions is to understand the reason that they are being asked, and to answer them while keeping in mind the interviewer’s motivation for asking the question. 

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Motivational Interviewing for Physician Recruitment

A hand and marker write the text, "motivational interviewing." The article discusses how concepts of motivational interviewing can be incorporated and can benefit physician recruitment

Using the framework of motivational interviewing, recruiters can take the guess work out of interviewing and develop more meaningful assessments of candidates to better align them with opportunities, practice culture, and communities.

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What a Nurse Manager is Evaluating During Your Interview

A nursing resume with boxes checked for skills, experience, and education.

By focusing on what a nurse manager is likely to be evaluating, you can enhance your chances of getting the nursing job you want and succeeding in your nursing career.

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How Nurses Can Avoid Common Missteps in the Hiring Process

Why Nurses Don't Get Hired

By focusing on some key areas during the application and interview process, you can avoid some common pitfalls and significantly increase your chances of getting hired.

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Best Practices for Hosting a Physician Site Visit

Step by Step Guide to Successful Physician Site Visits

A well prepared, personalized, and refined physician site visit is essential to earning the trust of the physician and his/her spouse. The site visit is the most critical factor for determining cultural, operational, and philosophical fit. Healthcare organizations that successfully execute a physician site visit will stand out from the competition, earn the trust of the physician and spouse, and become their first choice.

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Tips for Acing Your Medical School Interview

How to Prepare for and Ace Medical School Interviews

The medical school interview is a time to not only discuss the strengths of your application, but also to address and explain any potential weaknesses. A modest amount of preparation, along with a positive attitude, is all the prospective medical school applicant needs to succeed during the interview process and eventually secure a seat in medical school.

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Best Interview Tips for Nurses

7 Critical Interview Tips for Nurses

As someone who has interviewed hundreds of nurses over the years, I can tell you first hand that there are a few things you can do to make those first 30-seconds work in your favor. Here are some of the best nurse interview tips to help you land the job of your dreams.

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What to Expect and How to Succeed in Your Phone Interview

Phone Interviews: What to Expect and How to Succeed

Phone interviews are an integral part of any interview process after an application and resume have been submitted to a medical institution or clinic. The phone interview is generally the first step after a thorough review of any application materials and resume/CV. It is used as a screening tool to decide if further interviews will be offered.

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