Job Interview Questions You Should Ask During Your Nursing Job Interview

Job interview questions you might like to ask during your nursing job interview are questions that show the employer your interest in nursing practice and in the working conditions at their facility.

It is almost certain that the interviewer will say to you:

During your nursing job interview, the answers you give to the employer's questions are important, but the types of questions you ask are equally as important.

If you ask questions that show your interest in a quality practice environment the employer will know that you are a professional and that you have knowledge of nursing practice and the nursing profession in Canada.

Don't forget that everything you say and do in your interactions with your prospective employer are evidence of whether or not you are the nurse they want to hire.

Some questions you might ask are:

• "What types of shifts are available?"


• "What are the opportunities for ongoing education and professional development?"


• "Under what structure is leadership provided to the floor nurses?"


• "What is the typical nurse patient/ratio?"


• "What is the nursing staff mix?"


• "Are there any licensed practical nurses working on the units?


• What is the length of orientation provided to new nurses?

Questions You Do Not Need to Ask

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