Nothing really difficult or unexpected, honestly. Not for me at least. Just be yourself. Know the position you're applying for. I was asked if they were to call my old employer, what would they say I may have struggled with. Again, be honest but make sure you know you had a plan on how you overcame it or how you're working on it. For example, I write everything down so I know I'm not missing anything. Or I'll have an extra pair of eyes check something before I print it or send it off.
Drugs classification.
Mostly, the questions were just along the lines of patient care and prior experiences.
What do you know about the hospital coordinator rules?
The toughest part of the interview was when they asked multiple "scenario" type questions but overall it was laid back and low pressure.I was made an offer within two months of my initial application.
Why did u apply for this role
Do you feel comfortable with handling blood?
Motivation for working for being an inspector
Same basic questions.
How was study abroad? (AKA nothing related to the actual position)
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