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Spoke openly and honestly

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Research the rate in the local facilities - I was able to state a wage and it was accepted. Minder

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When I finished medical assistance program

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I explained that a patient's two grandchildren, aged twelve and thirteen, sought me out to tell me that their grandfather who had a big appetite, loved to eat and was a lot of fun to be with, was not eating, and was being very grumpy with everyone, and "was just not acting like himself", They were very concerned that something was very wrong with him and asked me if I could help him. I discussed with them that their grandfather's surgery along with the post-op care, physical therapy and hospital food might have a lot to do with his mood and appetite, but they both insisted that was not the problem and went on to explain how they had noticed these changes had begun over three weeks prior to his surgery at a family holiday gathering when he started to eat dinner, "made ugly faces", got up from the table and left their home and went back to his own with no explanation ever given. I told them I would look into it for them. At dinner that evening, I stayed with the patient to observe him, and noticed each time he attempted to eat, he he thumped his sternum with his fist. put down his fork. and when I asked if he was OK and he answered yes. After several minutes, he explained in an irritable manner that he was hungry but coud not eat and said it was not the food - he just couldn't, and we began discussing his situation. I contacted his physicianl, and the outcome resulted in the patient ending up in surgery for removal of his gangrenous gall bladder. His grandchildren were absolutely correct about his personality and appetite - he had an ebullient, bouyant personality and ate heartily. After his gall bladder removal, his family members asked me if I was the nurse who saved their father's life, and I told them no, their niece and nephew are his life savers. Minder

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Drama = life. I would get to the core and work outward.

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Not that this is a difficult question, but it was one of those instances where I could not think of a better word to define concurrent without using the word itself! :P Minder

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Do you have an example?

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Be confident and well-prepared. I wrote answers for common interview questions and researched about the company prior to the interview, that's the trick to nail this. Minder

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A combination between trust and transparency. Everyone would like to "work" from home. Yet, it's tricky to validate who works and who doesn't when given the choice of maintaining a home. Minder