Nursing Job Interview Questions

Which nursing job interview questions should you ask the employer? Preparing a list of good, insightful questions to ask in your nurse interview demonstrates both your serious interest in the nursing opportunity and your professionalism in determining if this is the right nursing job for you.

Examples of nursing job interview questions to ask a potential employer

Questions about the work environment 

• What is the nurse-to-patient ratio?  
• Can you explain the scheduling process?
• Do you have 8/10/12 hour shifts?
• How long have most nurses been on the unit?
 
• What are the major challenges facing this unit?

Questions about the specific nursing opportunity

• What is the nature and length of the facility and unit orientation process?
• Why did the previous person in this job leave?
• How long has this job been vacant?
• What are the critical expectations in this position?
• What are the main challenges in this position?
• What sort of support does this job receive?

Questions about the management and administration of the facility

• How is job performance measured?
• What is the policy regarding continuing education and professional development?
• What input do nurses have regarding systems, equipment and patient care protocol?
• How would you describe the management style here?
• What are the major challenges facing this facility?
• What are the major short/long term objectives for this facility?
• What significant changes do you foresee in the near future?

Prepare for the questions you will be asked in your interview.

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