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I’ve interviewed quite a few nurses at this point. This is what I’ve learned: If you’re a new grad, don’t pretend you know more than you know. Clinical rotations are great, but it’s not the same as being a nurse out in the world with your own practice. It’s ok to talk about being new, but demonstrate that you know how to find the answers and that you’re not afraid to ask for support (because you will need help from you’re colleagues, doesn’t matter if you’re new or 40 years in). If you have a job that you are planning to leave… let us know. We turned down a great candidate because she was working full time and was interviewing for a part time position but only said she was hoping to make the two jobs work, not that she was hoping to leave her current position. Spell check your resume and make sure your dates are correct for your job experience etc. Be able to tell us why there are gaps in your resume. Prepare a few questions you may want to ask (but avoid anything you could have found on the company website etc.). Keep in mind there are typically a few people present for your interview. Take your time, breathe and ask people to repeat if you need them to (so you don’t go on a nervous tangent answering the wrong question because you didn’t understand). Good luck!!!!!
For you male nurses…you will get the interviewers theory on "men in nursing" when you hear that statement, you are even more behind the 8 ball than just the fact you're a man. You might get the job offer, but you better know that they already have you pigeonholed. Getting a job in the real world for a man in nursing, isn't too far from what you experienced in nursing school, so you're already prepared for that. Just remember when they're smiling at you, and being "nursy, wursy" to you, they are looking at you with a skepticism because you're a dude (gay males don't experience this as much, they are considered one of the girls) but even they are put on a pecking order.
Some of the questions.."How do you feel about working with women"…(already puts you in a position that you're a sexist, or a predator, or some boorish oaf who can't be a professional)..if you get asked that, ask her right back.."do you ask women that question"? or "What's next, how do I feel about working with gays, blacks, hispanics, handicapped, one-eye lumber jacks? If the interviewer is going down that road, you have nothing to lose, because if this is their HR person that's sexist, you're not going to get treated fairly in any other contact with them.
I could tell some pretty cool stories that I experienced being interviewed. "We already have a male in OB/Peds" and many others. It's kind of fun when you turn it back on them, the only problem is a couple of those jobs I really wanted. Once you find a job where they don't dog you for being a dude, KEEP IT!! There are still plenty of women who don't want you in their field, and you definitely won't find special scholarships to get you into nursing school, or lowered grades and there's no punishment for discrimination against men by women in this field (or any other) and there's never going to be an Oprah show about it, or a Dr. Phil show about it..so don't worry about complaining, just move on. Good luck and I hope things have changed for dudes since the mid 90's when I was out there looking. In fact I got a good paying job before I passed the NCLEX in 1995, in the prison, because women didn't want to work there, so they hired dudes..it paid better, but it was still prison. They didn't hire men in hospitals back then, unless you had connections.
I have a video interview but it’s differently set up because I have to record myself answer questions that will be put on the screen. I feel like it will be awkward talking to the camera with no one to give me feedback. Thank you for the advice!
Nowadays, hospitals are hiring new graduates over experience nurses and the main reason is $$$. After six interviews I went through at a particular hospital, I spoke to the recruiter, and I was told off the record, that with my age & experience I will make a $50+ USD per hour and with that salary the hospital could hire two brand new nurses.
As a nurse not only do they ask first question “ are you over 40” and race on application. I’ve been on numerous interviews I’ve been asked immediately if I was married and had kids. Not sure if this is legal in NY but I’ve encountered the age question the married quest all the time and I was not hired.
So you know I, almost lost my job as a nurse because I was seen praying with patient !! Seriously, i was so so suprised with my managers behaviour… And as we speak, I just trust God in all I do at my job site. Believe God in all you do.
I don't think there are any nursing shortages. I have applied and applied and haven't got any positive news. I think it's just a propoganda for the schools to make money by saying that there is a nursing shortage and for the hospitals to have a monoply
Nowadays it's hard to get a job as a new grad nurse. I interviewed at memorial herman and i said all the right things and the clinical manager was impressed but it wasnt good enough to get a job. The big hospitals dont give you feedback that's why lm going for HCA because they're actually willing and looking to hire people . Also GPA doesn't mean anything so if you think a 4.0 guarantees you a job think again. I graduated magna cum laude and still looking for jobs.
41 comments
Queen DeeDee August 14, 2019 11:49 am
I want to start out as a Licensed Vocational Nurse before I settle into becoming a registered nurse to see if I am fit for the nursing career field.
Kathleen Cameron August 14, 2019 11:49 am
I’ve interviewed quite a few nurses at this point. This is what I’ve learned: If you’re a new grad, don’t pretend you know more than you know. Clinical rotations are great, but it’s not the same as being a nurse out in the world with your own practice. It’s ok to talk about being new, but demonstrate that you know how to find the answers and that you’re not afraid to ask for support (because you will need help from you’re colleagues, doesn’t matter if you’re new or 40 years in). If you have a job that you are planning to leave… let us know. We turned down a great candidate because she was working full time and was interviewing for a part time position but only said she was hoping to make the two jobs work, not that she was hoping to leave her current position. Spell check your resume and make sure your dates are correct for your job experience etc. Be able to tell us why there are gaps in your resume. Prepare a few questions you may want to ask (but avoid anything you could have found on the company website etc.). Keep in mind there are typically a few people present for your interview. Take your time, breathe and ask people to repeat if you need them to (so you don’t go on a nervous tangent answering the wrong question because you didn’t understand). Good luck!!!!!
Nah August 14, 2019 11:49 am
Very informative. Thanks for the video.
floatpool August 14, 2019 11:49 am
For you male nurses…you will get the interviewers theory on "men in nursing" when you hear that statement, you are even more behind the 8 ball than just the fact you're a man. You might get the job offer, but you better know that they already have you pigeonholed. Getting a job in the real world for a man in nursing, isn't too far from what you experienced in nursing school, so you're already prepared for that. Just remember when they're smiling at you, and being "nursy, wursy" to you, they are looking at you with a skepticism because you're a dude (gay males don't experience this as much, they are considered one of the girls) but even they are put on a pecking order.
Some of the questions.."How do you feel about working with women"…(already puts you in a position that you're a sexist, or a predator, or some boorish oaf who can't be a professional)..if you get asked that, ask her right back.."do you ask women that question"? or "What's next, how do I feel about working with gays, blacks, hispanics, handicapped, one-eye lumber jacks? If the interviewer is going down that road, you have nothing to lose, because if this is their HR person that's sexist, you're not going to get treated fairly in any other contact with them.
I could tell some pretty cool stories that I experienced being interviewed. "We already have a male in OB/Peds" and many others. It's kind of fun when you turn it back on them, the only problem is a couple of those jobs I really wanted. Once you find a job where they don't dog you for being a dude, KEEP IT!! There are still plenty of women who don't want you in their field, and you definitely won't find special scholarships to get you into nursing school, or lowered grades and there's no punishment for discrimination against men by women in this field (or any other) and there's never going to be an Oprah show about it, or a Dr. Phil show about it..so don't worry about complaining, just move on. Good luck and I hope things have changed for dudes since the mid 90's when I was out there looking. In fact I got a good paying job before I passed the NCLEX in 1995, in the prison, because women didn't want to work there, so they hired dudes..it paid better, but it was still prison. They didn't hire men in hospitals back then, unless you had connections.
Phuong Nguyen August 14, 2019 11:49 am
Thank you so much for all useful information. I was prepared and more confident in my interview. I am so happy that I got the job!!
danarosey August 14, 2019 11:49 am
$22 an hour for an RN??? whatttt? where are you located? the LOWEST paying hospital near me is $36 hourly!
saagi August 14, 2019 11:49 am
I Will be having an interview tommorrow
Heather Figi August 14, 2019 11:49 am
Thank you!
Glenda Kay August 14, 2019 11:49 am
Thank you so much for the video. I wished that I could interview with you.
Chan V August 14, 2019 11:49 am
22-23 per hours??? Is this for RN or LPN????? lol
sackofpotatoes zucchinipanini August 14, 2019 11:49 am
I have a video interview but it’s differently set up because I have to record myself answer questions that will be put on the screen. I feel like it will be awkward talking to the camera with no one to give me feedback. Thank you for the advice!
DM C August 14, 2019 11:49 am
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Marie V August 14, 2019 11:49 am
Thank you!
soneelita August 14, 2019 11:49 am
My Aunt says Nursing is a Shitologist job.
Empress Of Gold August 14, 2019 11:49 am
I don’t know what state this is in but $23 hr for a new grad nurse is nothing. That’s how much new grad LVN’s make her in CA
JC F August 14, 2019 11:49 am
Nowadays, hospitals are hiring new graduates over experience nurses and the main reason is $$$. After six interviews I went through at a particular hospital, I spoke to the recruiter, and I was told off the record, that with my age & experience I will make a $50+ USD per hour and with that salary the hospital could hire two brand new nurses.
Caca Cala August 14, 2019 11:49 am
Senior high school Student here. Whoo! I'm done with pre-requirements for nursing university and this is very helpful in preparing
diana flores August 14, 2019 11:49 am
Thanks to you, I ace my interview and I got the job the same day 🙌😊
Angelica Canseco August 14, 2019 11:49 am
@Nightingalecollege when is the resume video coming ?
Falisha Tucker August 14, 2019 11:49 am
This is enough information for me to do well on my next interview. Now I'm feeling positive and confident.Thanks so much!
Samantha Sosa August 14, 2019 11:49 am
As a nurse not only do they ask first question “ are you over 40” and race on application. I’ve been on numerous interviews I’ve been asked immediately if I was married and had kids. Not sure if this is legal in NY but I’ve encountered the age question the married quest all the time and I was not hired.
Share Bare August 14, 2019 11:49 am
Watching this in 2019, And it's so beneficial…awesome tips to carry with me along my journey….
livelove &laugh August 14, 2019 11:49 am
Thank you very much for the tips, they are very helpful.
Roselomon TV August 14, 2019 11:49 am
As a nurse, I love this upload! Thanks so much!
tanguep possi August 14, 2019 11:49 am
So you know I, almost lost my job as a nurse because I was seen praying with patient !! Seriously, i was so so suprised with my managers behaviour… And as we speak, I just trust God in all I do at my job site. Believe God in all you do.
Monique Loupe August 14, 2019 11:49 am
Thank you for making this video!
Donald Trump August 14, 2019 11:49 am
My left ear thanks you for this vid.
Kara Beasley August 14, 2019 11:49 am
Thank you very much, interviews can be intimidating and create feelings of fear this was very helpful!
PJM TRAVELS August 14, 2019 11:49 am
what should i write in the thnq note ….. i am confused about it becoz this is my first interview …. plz help me
Dawn Styles August 14, 2019 11:49 am
Thank you so much for taking the time to make such a wonderful video. This information was extremely helpful!
Meg August 14, 2019 11:49 am
Good to hear from a hiring professional in healthcare. I'm an RT but most of this applies across allied heath fields as well!
Shumi Brown August 14, 2019 11:49 am
Thank you
DARLENE JOHNSON August 14, 2019 11:49 am
Thank you! I learned a lot of helpful information.
Roseleen kaur August 14, 2019 11:49 am
Hlo mam I want job in your hospital
Desey August 14, 2019 11:49 am
I don't think there are any nursing shortages. I have applied and applied and haven't got any positive news. I think it's just a propoganda for the schools to make money by saying that there is a nursing shortage and for the hospitals to have a monoply
J L August 14, 2019 11:49 am
Nowadays it's hard to get a job as a new grad nurse. I interviewed at memorial herman and i said all the right things and the clinical manager was impressed but it wasnt good enough to get a job. The big hospitals dont give you feedback that's why lm going for HCA because they're actually willing and looking to hire people . Also GPA doesn't mean anything so if you think a 4.0 guarantees you a job think again. I graduated magna cum laude and still looking for jobs.
Assia Hamidi August 14, 2019 11:49 am
Very helpful, thank you so much! Interviewing with Stanford Hospital in 10 days and I'm so so nervous about it. Will think of your advice! <3
dianainboulder August 14, 2019 11:49 am
Thank you Nurse Susan!
Laurie Delgado August 14, 2019 11:49 am
I am curious, when hiring for a nurse, what do you look for that stands out from the rest of the nurses? Something that is not generic.
Lala P August 14, 2019 11:49 am
This is incredibly helpful, thank you so much. I have my first nursing interview tomorrow and this has really put me at ease!
pixiepqueen August 14, 2019 11:49 am
you're so amazing, I hope to meet a nurse manager as fantastic as you.