Describe your work ethic.
"I'm one to lead by example. The first to arrive and the last to leave. My team knows that I'm there for them as well as my patients know they will be greeted by a kind and knowledgable technologist."
Are you organized, focused and disciplined? Do you use tools to stay on task and help you maintain a better work/life balance? A solid work ethic will demonstrate integrity and a strong sense of responsibility. Explain how you care about the quality of your work. What principals do you incorporate into your day in order to maximize your time and ensure good quality and care for your patients?
"When I arrive to work every day, I check patient charts and check in with the Nuclear Medicine Pharmacist and Physician to see what the status is on some of our long-term patients. I am consistent and thoughtful about the care I provide my patients. I am also very strict about details and maintaining patient records."
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Anonymous Answer
With 31years of experience in Nuclear Medicine, I have a very strong work ethic; I am intuitive to pt needs, have great communication, attentive to pt needs, dependable; organized, and a team player or can work independently.
Marcie's Feedback
Wow! It sounds like you have plenty of experience and lots of the personality traits necessary for this role. Can you give an example of a time when you made a decision or acted a certain way because of your strong work ethic? A personal example will further strengthen your answer. Good job!
