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Are you actually ready?

You've got a nursing degree.

You've got a license.

But are you prepared for the most pressure-filled moment in a nurse's life?

The interview.

In this video, we'll break down exactly how to prepare for a nursing interview.

What questions you're most likely to hear.

What hiring managers are really listening for.

And how to show both your clinical skills and your compassion clearly and confidently.

And to help kick us off,

let's hear from someone who has some real-world experience on what hiring managers are looking for in the interview.

Today I'm talking with career strategist Matt Berndt to share his insights.

Some of the most common interview questions

that you're going to encounter for a nursing role or for any role for that matter are behavioral questions.

Behavioral questions are questions that begin with phrases like,

can you give me an example of or tell me about a time

that you these questions ask you to provide examples of what you've done in the past

because the belief is your past behavior is the strongest indicator

of your future behavior let's take a look at some sample questions

and some ideal responses question number one tell me about a

time you handled a high stress situation this question helps employers understand how you respond under pressure because in nursing,

high stress situations aren't the exception.

They're just a regular Tuesday.

During a particularly busy shift,

we had multiple admissions arrive at once.

I focused on triaging patients based on urgency,

communicated clearly with my team,

and made sure everyone knew their role.

By staying calm and organized,

we were able to deliver safe,

timely care without compromising patient experience.

Notice what works here.

Calm tone, teamwork, and patient safety front and center.

If you need help framing your answers,

a simple but effective method is the STAR method.

Situation, task, action, result.

Check out our video on STAR to chart a course to better interview answers.

Question number two, how do you prevent burnout?

According to Indeed, burnout awareness is increasingly important in nursing interviews because retention matters just as much as skill.

I'm proactive about managing stress.

I prioritize recovery outside of work using tools like mindfulness techniques and maintaining boundaries around my schedule.

I make sure to speak up for support when needed and communicate early if I'm feeling stretched.

I've learned that taking care of myself helps me provide better care to my patients and be a stronger teammate.

This shows emotional intelligence, and that's a major plus.

Burnout is real, especially in the nursing field.

So honesty is crucial, but be sure to keep the focus on solutions, not just venting.

The goal is to work with your manager or team to prevent burnout from happening in the first place.

Question number three.

Describe a time you advocated for a patient.

This question gets at judgment, confidence, and ethics.

I remember once I noticed a patient's symptoms weren't aligning with their care plan and assumed someone more senior would catch it.

Luckily they did.

But I realized the importance of clearly communicating my observations.

We're a team after all.

Since then I've been vocal when accounts

and even recently had a patient who improved faster as a result of me sharing and the team adjusting the treatment plan.

It really reinforced how important it is to speak up.

Why would you admit to a misstep on the job?

Two reasons.

One, hiring managers trust candidates who show self-awareness.

Two, it shows your ability to reflect and improve.

Spoiler alert, everyone makes mistakes,

but the best candidates show an ability to improve with each learning opportunity.

When you are asked about your weaknesses,

make sure however you respond,

you're responding in a way that is relevant to the skills and qualifications that you have for that job.

Share an example that will help you show that you're constantly working to develop your skills.

And not that you need me to tell you, but preparation matters.

Here's how to get interview ready as a nurse.

Practice answers that show empathy, teamwork, and accountability.

Because those skills are just as critical as clinical knowledge,

and they're often what hiring teams remember the most.

Strong candidates ask strong questions.

Here are three that Indeed recommends, and why they matter.

Number one, what development training or continuing education do you offer nurses?

This shows that you're invested in growth and long-term impact,

not just landing the job.

Number two, what are some major challenges nurses currently face in this unit?

This helps you prepare realistically.

This question tells interviewers you want to contribute from day one

and signals that you're ready to be a part of the solution.

And number three, what are the best things I can do to succeed in this unit?

This question tells interviewers you want to contribute from day one.

If you want to stand out in the interview, be authentic.

Bring your personality.

Ask good questions.

Learn about the cultural fit.

Turn it into a conversation.

Do these things and you'll leave a lasting impression.

So, in summary, let's review what actually makes a nurse stand out during an interview.

Bonus points if you can remember all of them.

Clinical competence, emotional intelligence, clear communication, adaptability, and team collaboration.

Being a nurse means balancing skills with compassion,

confidence with humility, and pressure with purpose.

Prepare your stories, ask the right questions,

and remember, you're interviewing them too.

For more interview tips and career advice, search Indeed on YouTube.

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