What type of clinical settings have you worked in?

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Clinical settings you may have experience with are in-patient, out-patient, ICU, ER, family practice, community clinics, other settings within hospitals. Tell the interviewer which setting you've worked in and how you've been successful in them. If this will be your first job out of school, tell the interviewer where you did your clinicals or what type of setting you've volunteered in.

"My last year has been supporting an Intensive Care Unit. I've learned how to prioritize and work under pressure."

"Over my 10 year career, I've worked for a small clinic. I'm looking forward to the opportunity to work in a busier location and learn from other medical professionals that I will be supporting in the ER."

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27. What type of clinical settings have you worked in?

How to Answer

Clinical settings you may have experience with are in-patient, out-patient, ICU, ER, family practice, community clinics, other settings within hospitals. Tell the interviewer which setting you've worked in and how you've been successful in them. If this will be your first job out of school, tell the interviewer where you did your clinicals or what type of setting you've volunteered in.

Written by Rachelle Enns

1st Answer Example

"My last year has been supporting an Intensive Care Unit. I've learned how to prioritize and work under pressure."

Written by Rachelle Enns

2nd Answer Example

"Over my 10 year career, I've worked for a small clinic. I'm looking forward to the opportunity to work in a busier location and learn from other medical professionals that I will be supporting in the ER."

Written by Heather Douglass

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