PERTANYAAN DAN TIPS CARA MENJAWAB INTERVIEW RUMAH SAKIT| WIDIA ELFIA

Summary

In this video, Widya Elvia shares her personal experiences and tips for acing a hospital interview. She discusses common interview questions such as self-introduction, reasons for applying, and what makes you a good fit for the job. Widya emphasizes the importance of preparing for practical questions related to nursing skills, including CPR, catheter installation, and patient care procedures. Additionally, she advises viewers on salary expectations and the essential knowledge needed for fresh graduates seeking hospital roles. Widya also offers a detailed guide on the written test topics, such as drug prescriptions and IV drips.

Takeaways

• 😀 Prepare your introduction based on your CV when asked to introduce yourself during an interview.
• 😀 When asked why you want to join the company, align your answer with your qualifications and passion for the role.
• 😀 Show your competence and ability to contribute to the hospital's success when asked why they should hire you.
• 😀 Be ready to discuss what you can bring to the hospital, especially in terms of patient care and teamwork.
• 😀 For salary expectations, stay professional and flexible, stating you're open to negotiation based on company policies.
• 😀 Be prepared for practical tests that assess your nursing skills, like CPR, and practice these procedures in advance.
• 😀 Expect questions on medical procedures such as catheter insertion, IV drips, and NGT installation, and be familiar with the steps.
• 😀 Brush up on your hand hygiene techniques, especially the six-step handwashing procedure, as it could be tested.
• 😀 Review BTCLS (Basic Trauma and Cardiac Life Support) to ensure you're ready for emergency-related questions or simulations.
• 😀 The hospital interview process often focuses on your practical skills, so make sure you are confident in performing tasks like catheterization and patient care procedures.

Q & A

What is the first question typically asked in a hospital job interview?

The first question is usually to introduce yourself. You should respond by summarizing your background, education, and relevant skills, based on your CV.

How should you explain your reason for wanting to join the hospital?

You can explain that your educational background and career goals align with the role you're applying for, and that you’re eager to grow and contribute to the hospital's mission.

What should you highlight when asked why the company should hire you?

You should emphasize your qualifications, competencies, and your ability to provide quality care, such as nursing skills, teamwork, and adaptability in a healthcare setting.

How do you respond when asked about salary expectations?

You can state that your salary expectations align with the company's regulations and legal standards for healthcare workers, and express openness to negotiations based on the responsibilities of the position.

What kind of skills test might you encounter during a hospital job interview?

You may be asked to demonstrate your ability to handle medical emergencies, such as performing CPR or other life-saving techniques, based on your training like BTCLS (Basic Trauma and Cardiac Life Support).

What practical tasks should you be prepared to demonstrate during the interview?

You may be asked to demonstrate basic medical procedures such as inserting an NGT, performing an infusion, or administering patient assessments, all while adhering to Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).

What type of knowledge should you have about nursing procedures for an interview?

You should have a solid understanding of nursing procedures like drug prescriptions, triage, patient assessments, and emergency response protocols like CPR, as these may be discussed during the interview.

How important is practical training in a hospital interview?

Practical training is crucial. It demonstrates that you can apply theoretical knowledge in real-life situations, which is especially important for healthcare jobs where you’ll be working directly with patients.

What is BTCLS, and why is it important for a hospital interview?

BTCLS stands for Basic Trauma and Cardiac Life Support. It’s important because it covers life-saving techniques that may be tested in an interview, especially in emergency scenarios.

How can you prepare for a hospital job interview beyond the theoretical questions?

Besides reviewing your theoretical knowledge, you should practice your practical skills, such as performing medical procedures, using proper techniques, and maintaining a calm and professional demeanor under pressure.