No difficult questions. Personality and scenario questions are asked where you will have to give examples to support your answers. Topics such as problems with a coworker? Visitors? What would you do if...? How would you handle certain situations. Questions are asked based on your previous work experiences as an NA.
are you organized? how long do you plan to work here for? what will your hours be like? we need you to be able to multitask. there were no other question, just telling me about their benefit plan, what to expect from working there.
Do you have your own transportation?
What skills on your resume are relevant to the position you're applying to?
How would you respond to a mentally ill patient who tries to grab your cleaning cart?
Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
Describe your Experience for this role
How can you manage being under pressure
On the critical thinking side, know your strengths and weaknesses so you know how you can contribute to the company. There's also a scenario question asking what you would do in a situation where you're placed in a position to multitask.
Do you know fifo and how to do it
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