Tell me about your experience using computers and other forms of technology in the workplace.
With most healthcare charting and records, diagnostic and treatment techniques, and patient/provider communications being digital nowadays, addiction nurses must be proficient and continually keep up to date with technology in the workplace. Describe your experience with computers and other technology in the workplace and give specific examples of what you've used and in what setting. If you're a new grad or unfamiliar with these resources, be honest but demonstrate your desire and ability to learn.
"In my current role, I use the computer every day in my duties and use them to complete a variety of tasks. I frequently do my charting electronically and access medical records on the computer. Other technology I use in the workplace includes portable monitors, wearable devices like holter monitors, smart beds, and multi-line phone systems. I enjoy using state-of-the-art equipment and am very open to learning to use new tools or platforms that allow me to provide a higher quality of care for my patients."
"I'm very tech savvy and comfortable working with computers and other technology in the workplace. I'm an expert with PointClickCare and have been using that EHR system for about six years. I'm also experienced in using automated IV pumps, portable monitors, and telemetry monitors."
"As a new grad nurse, I know there will be a lot of company-specific technology I will need to be trained on. I catch on quickly and know I would have no trouble learning. I am competent with Microsoft Office Suite and instant messaging applications like Teams. I've also used Oracle a little during clinicals and feel comfortable using the computer to chart and dynamaps to collect vital sign information."
