Respiratory therapist Interview Questions
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Respiratory Therapist interview questions shared by candidates
when can you start?
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Give me an example of when you had to handle a difficult patient not responding to care.
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I explained the pros and cons to the prognosis with and without the compliance of treatment and then try to encourage my patient to make their health a priority because they are loved and deserve the best quality of life. Less
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Honestly my job is not respond to a difficult patient, my job is to try to understand why the patient is difficult, communicate with my team members and develops a plan to best suit the patient. Less
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I answered with a specific situation that I had encounterd in my career.
Why did you choose NYP?
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I like to work in the hospital
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Because I herd that it the best hospital in the city
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I need a porter job do u have open
If there was a sick newborn in the nursery, an adult patient in the ER in distress, and a patient on one of the general floors who needed respiratory care all at the same time, who would you see first.
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I told him that you have to consider the acuity of the patient. So, I would see the baby, then the ER patient, and then the floor patient. Less
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You'd see the person in distress first
How would I make the company better
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I would bring my level of expertise and compassion
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I go above and beyond for my customers and my clients.. I will bring a everyday smile and positive energy not matter what obstacles come my way . I work well in a team or alone . I learn fast and can follow instructions. Less
What have you done in the past that might hinder your performance here in the future?
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I had no answer.
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At this point nothing, which I hope to continue on this job.
The questions were simple questions and had nothing to do with the actual care. The people who asked questions were tattered and worn out looking. They acted like they had to many other things to do than to be in a meeting.
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Should have walked out when I saw the hospital and the employees.