"I'm accustomed to working in a busy ward, so a fast-paced environment like this would not be a cause for concern. I'm often in high-pressure situations where I have competing demands and priorities, and I work through these situations by remaining calm and focused. I can discern what is a true priority, for example, a patient at my desk needing help versus a lesser priority, like refiling charts. I make sure that I prioritize people first, especially those who need immediate care or attention. I keep an open line of communication with my manager, keeping her in the loop if I fall behind on a task or need direction on what is most important to complete that day. I'm very organized and keep my to-do list at the front of my desk, and I also keep my workspace neat so I don't lose things and constantly have to track them down. If I feel stressed or whelmed, I will ask my manager if I can take a break to regroup or ask a colleague for help."