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Question 6 of 35 for our Certified Nursing Assistant Mock Interview

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Question 6 of 35

If hired at our organization, walk me through how you would enter a patient's room.

"First and foremost, I would knock on their door to let them know that I'm at the door and coming in. This gives a sense of privacy and independence to my patients. Upon entry, I always ensure that I am smiling and upbeat when I ask them how their day is going and if they need anything immediately. This gives them the feeling of security and comfort in ensuring that their immediate needs are fulfilled."

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How to Answer: If hired at our organization, walk me through how you would enter a patient's room.

Advice and answer examples written specifically for a Certified Nursing Assistant job interview.

  • 6. If hired at our organization, walk me through how you would enter a patient's room.

      How to Answer

      When your interviewer poses a question like this to you during your interview, they are looking to ideally hear that you see working with each individual patient as more than just a task. As you prepare an answer for this question, think about how you individualize your care for patients and take a personalized approach with them. As you answer, talk about the personalized approach that you would take and reiterate that you would walk into each person's room with a smile on your face and a positive attitude in tow to be the person that brings a ray of sunshine into their day every time.

      Written by Ryan Brunner on August 9th, 2021

      1st Answer Example

      "First and foremost, I would knock on their door to let them know that I'm at the door and coming in. This gives a sense of privacy and independence to my patients. Upon entry, I always ensure that I am smiling and upbeat when I ask them how their day is going and if they need anything immediately. This gives them the feeling of security and comfort in ensuring that their immediate needs are fulfilled."

      Written by Ryan Brunner on August 9th, 2021

      2nd Answer Example

      "Patients ultimately desire a personalized approach and touch in the care that I provide, so I always enter their room by introducing myself and my goals for my time with them at that moment. I immediately ask how they are feeling and respond with any necessary immediate care I can provide to make them more comfortable. Prior to entering any patient's room, I ensure that any previous encounters are cleared from my mind to walk into their room with a clean slate and a smile on my face."

      Written by Ryan Brunner on August 9th, 2021