US Department of Veterans Affairs Licensed Practical Nurse Interview Questions

Panel of 5 people. Each asked 5 questions. Performance based and nursing based questions. Please describe a time when.. Why you want to work for company. Why you became a nurse

Panel interview. Interview lasted about 30 minutes. Standard form used to ask questions. Each individual asked questions related to my work experience and/or situations at work. The panel first explained the position, then asked pre-set questions, then I was able to ask questions about the position. Overall it was a pleasant experience.

Showed up to the VA hospital, checked in at the nurses station, and waited for the interviewing panel to arrive. Both interviews were conducted by two people and lasted about 60 minutes.

Brief, quick and right to the PBI questions. I'm a veteran and end up not being selected for the position. The HR was kindly enough to send another HR with a vacancy at a nearby hospital to give me a call first. I just received a phone interview and awaiting for their respond. recommend to study the PBI questions from their online site. It gave me an idea and prepared me for the second interview. The first phone interview with "PBI questions" caught me off guard because I didn't know what they will ask.

I submitted my application on line in November 2014. I didn't here anything back until the first of January, because I was already working contract with the VA it made things easier. I did my fingerprints and health screen. I had a telephone interview that obviously went well and I hired on in February 2015. It can be a long process but it is worth it.

Interview short. Once hired, it' lots of paperwork. Standard questions.. give an example of how you dealt with an angry coworker or patients. Give examples of how you went beyond your basic job duties to benefit a patient Come prepared with examples of past work experiences.

I actually applied for 3 jobs, I was interviewed for 2 of them. The interviews were 3 to 4 people in management positions. They took turns asking you questions, which consist of 3 to 4 part answers. You are graded on your answers. Most of the questions were more related to a hospital setting, which I have never worked in a hospital. So I felt like all my answers were basically the same. I've been a lpn for 32 years, and I worked in a nursing home for 4 yrs, then dermatology for 7 yrs, then ENT for 3 yrs, I've been at Mountain Region Family Med. ever since.

Applied online at USAJobs.com. 2 months before asked for interview. Waited another 2 months after interview to be offered letter of acceptance and New Employee Hire classes.