Online Medical Assistant Training Programs: What You Don’t Know About Vascular Nurses (And Why That Should Change)

Saturday, September 17, 2016

What You Don’t Know About Vascular Nurses (And Why That Should Change)

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This year, Vascular Nurses Week takes place from September 11 to September 17. This annual recognition event places vascular nurses in the spotlight, highlighting their unique contributions to both patients and the nursing field. This is important, because unlike other nursing …
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New Nurse? How to Ace the NURSE INTERVIEW!!!

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Hello to my New Nurses… and maybe more experienced ones preparing for their NURSING INTERVIEW!
In my career spanning half a decade, I have both been the interviewee and interviewer!
And I can certainly give you a few nurse interview tips
First of all, being prepared for the nursing interview is key… but how do you prepare??
The first thing that you need to do is get comfortable talking about yourself. Which is harder than it sounds, especially with a strangers face staring back at you.
However, if you know this ahead of time, you can prepare a monologe that will show that you are confident and will be a competent nurse!
the nurse interview questions are usually really really hard, with tons of open end questions and also questions that make you talk about your weaknesses. You need to be honest here, talking about your failures sounds like you are saying that you are weak… but you have to focus on the valuable lesion learned and how you will improve yourself in the future!!
Nursing interview, I believe you will literally bomb if you do not prepare in at least one way or another…
Please watch the video and I give several examples of how you can prepare for your nurse interview!!
Also, keep in mind that practice makes perfect… it ‘s a good idea to apply like crazy to every single job that is being offered as your first nursing interview can be more of a learning experience!
I shared this information and more in my latest book called: New Nurse? How to Get, Keep and LOVE Your First Nursing Job. It is available on Amazon.com and you can see the link below
I love you guys!!
You can email me anytime at Caroline@EmpoweRN.com
Here is the link for the book:
http://www.amazon.com/New-Nurse-Keep-First-Nursing/dp/1484177525

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