1. Explain do you work well with others and can you be a team player?
I make sure that I delivered a good communication with my co workers.
2. Please tell us what is your philosophy towards work?
Commitment, dedication and loyalty towards work – Commitment will bring in dedication, hard work and best results.
3. Tell me what has been your most rewarding patient-care experience to date?
My philosophy toward work is that I can show and contribute my ability, skill, responsibility, interest to and it brings me the corresponding result of what I have done.
4. Explain have you ever faced a situation on the job that made you uncomfortable?
Being around a person who does not know what he or she wants in life and tries to down or discourage other people.
5. What three words would you use to describe yourself?
Hard working, honest, dependable.
6. Tell us why are you the best candidate for us as Personal Care Assistant?
I am because my client and their families come first they are going through a time that they feel embarrassed and they even feel as a burden but I want to prove to them that they are not.
7. Explain me what can you offer us that the other candidates cannot?
Be positive and do not say negative things about other candidates. In interview preparation, it is good to think of personal strengths and weaknesses. This question invites a candidate to talk about their strengths.
8. Tell me an occasion when you needed to persuade someone to do something?
Interpersonal relationships are a very important part of being a successful care assistant. This question is seeking a solid example of how you have used powers of persuasion to achieve a positive outcome in a professional task or situation. The answer should include specific details.
9. Tell me how do you think you might fit this position?
An important part of research before the interview is what the company does and how the job role relates to that. This includes the company philosophy and working methods. Questions such as this seek to find out how a candidate will fit into the organisation. Answer positively; including practical examples of how you anticipate you would perform in the new role.
10. Tell me what is it about this position that attracts you the most?
Use your knowledge of the job description to demonstrate how you are a suitable match for the role.
11. Explain me a stressful experience you've had and explain how you coped with it?
It may not seem directly relevant, but we're looking to find out whether the candidate can identify stress in themselves and if they're good at problem-solving. You can give any example, whether it's a young baby keeping you up at night, a death in the family, moving house or planning a wedding, it doesn't matter. The worst response we hear is 'I never get stressed'. That shows you have no understanding or recognition of when a situation is complex or needs to be handled sensitively. We're not looking to catch people out, we're looking to find out whether they can recognize these situations.
12. Tell me what do you think the importance of the support worker is in the lives of the clients?
The importance is not only to facilitate daily procedures, but to give their clients a meaningful existence which encourages independence and provides natural daily survival skills.
13. Do you know why Is It Critical to Keep Records?
One job role of a healthcare assistant is to write and maintain efficient patient records. This can include recording blood pressure and urine sample results, processing insurance information or filling out pre-surgery questionnaires and consent forms. It is imperative that these records are thorough, legible and accurate in order to protect the patient and the staff treating them. For example, an improperly completed consent form can pose legal issues at a later date if the patient complains that a procedure was completed poorly or against his will. Similarly, properly written operative notes protect a surgeon and patient from avoidable mistakes. It is critical to mention the importance to confidentiality and research the latest data protection policies in order to support your knowledge.
14. Tell me are You Comfortable Working Anti-Social Hours?
Depending on the type of healthcare assistant role you apply for, you may be required to work evenings, weekends or night shifts. It is essential that you examine the job description before applying, and ensure that your schedule can cope with a changing rota system. You may wish to give examples of previous jobs where you have worked anti-social hours in an efficient way, and demonstrate your understanding of a work-life balance in order to maintain your own health and well-being.
15. Tell me why are you interested in this type of work?
You're looking for someone who enjoys working with the elderly, or a caring, sociable, and nurturing person.
16. Tell me what personal qualities contribute to your success?
These types of nursing assistant interview questions and answers are an opportunity for you to show what sets you apart from other candidates. Feel free to talk about your organizational skills, interpersonal talents or anything else that you think is relevant to your prospective responsibilities. You will likely perform a wide variety of tasks, so present yourself as flexible and adaptable.
17. Tell me why do you do this kind of work?
Ask the person to discuss his or her background and work experience. Everyone likes to talk about themselves, especially when they know someone is listening. So begin the interview with a broad question to draw the candidate out. Your objective is to get a sense of who this person is and if your parent (and you) will feel comfortable with him or her in your household. Is he able to communicate effectively? Have a sense of humor? A confident person? Ultimately, the person you will want to hire is respectful, compassionate, convivial and nurturing.
18. Tell me have you researched our Organization? Do you have any questions about what we do?
That you put the client and their families first you coordinate with the family and clients you engage with family members to gain important I formation regarding the client you also respond by providing info and services to your clients every day.
I love to travel and when I do, my plans are made well in advance; holidays-would love to have them off but understanding the business that might not be possible so I would be flexible.
Yes I have given you honest answers to the answers concerning my back ground.
21. Tell me what would you do if a patient collapsed and there was no nurse or doctor at hand?
A scenario question most frequently asks what you would do in a hypothetical situation. Here, you can demonstrate knowledge of first-aid procedures, and how to stabilise and monitor the situation before and while summoning help, if necessary.
22. Tell me what you think a care worker does and what type of people or groups you might work with?
This is a very open question and will show the employer whether the candidate understands the expectations of the job – you need to look up a job description and see what the role involves. It's a good test of whether they've done any research, especially if candidates are coming from a different country where the roles may differ.
23. Explain me what are your personal skills which make you a candidate for the position?
The list of crucial character traits includes patience, tact, and poise, with personal and cultural sensitivity. One needs the ability to work long hours, with much walking and some physical tasks. But the most important trait of all is to love people and to have the desire to care for them.
24. Tell me how Do You Care for the Families of Patients Who Are Particularly Distressed?
As a healthcare assistant it is very likely that you will come into contact with distressed, angry or panicked family members who are awaiting news on a patient. Some of these may experience bereavement should their loved one pass away at your facility. When answering this healthcare assistant interview question, it is important to demonstrate immediate empathy and kindness.
According to a study conducted by the Health & Research Educational Trust, consistency is one of the most valued attributes reported by families, and a lack of communication can only make matters worse. Therefore, they recommend that families are involved in handover sessions between medical shifts, and are kept aware at all times of what to expect and possible outcomes.
25. Explain me are you comfortable dealing with my loved one's emotional or mental state?
You'll need to adapt this question depending on your loved one's state of mind, but it can cover such things as anger, silence, sadness, moodiness, and memory problems. (Obviously, you'll probably want to ask this particular question without your loved one present.) Laying this out before hiring someone is a win-win for you and job applicants. You can get a sense of how they'll be with your loved one, and they'll get a sense of interpersonal skills required for the job.
