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Registered Nurse at Banner Health

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Mesa, AZ Feb 2010 – Reviewed Nov 28, 2012

Interview Details – Standard questions - i.e., "The mission of Banner Health is [insert mission here]. How do you see yourself fitting into that mission?" "Give us an example of a challenge you have overcome in your previous employment."

Interview Question – The challenge question always gets me.   Answer Question

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Registered Nurse at Banner Health

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Mesa, AZ Sep 2012 – Reviewed Sep 27, 2012

Interview Details – Contacted to setup one interview. After attending this initial interview, which was one-on-one, I was scheduled for a follow-up interview. The second interview was a "panel" and containted six senior nurse-managers. Both interviews consisted of behavioral interview questions and neither contained any "typical" questions (i.e. weakness, strength, leadership, why this field, though they did ask "Why you?").

Interview Question – Describe a 9 or 10 patient experience.   View Answer

Negotiation Details – We would like to make you an offer. Do you need time to think about it?

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Registered Nurse at Banner Health

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Phoenix, AZ Sep 2009 – Reviewed Nov 3, 2009

Interview Details – Started out at a temp, or "travel nurse" so I was already acquainted with the hiring manager. Interactions were not intimidating, or "scary" more than the norm. I was basically offered the job before the interview so the formal setting was brief and only hospital policy basically. The interview consisted of reasons I became a nurse, expectations for my role on the unit, and some real life field Q & A.
Give comprehensive answers that exemplify "A" quality nursing and you will fit into the Banner quality standards for hire.

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  • A situation where there was conflict with a staff member/ colleague that required some sort of intervention on my part.   View Answer
  • Worst clinical situation to date, and how did you handle it?   View Answer

Negotiation Details – No negotiations. I was given my lowest asking hourly of $32/hr given this was my hourly pay as a traveler. Considered this to be roughly the average hourly for my experience in this area...perhaps better? (not cerrtain).

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Registered Nurse at Banner Health

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Phoenix, AZ Nov 2008 – Reviewed Aug 9, 2009

Interview Details – Interview very easy going, no new tactics, it is one on one.

Interview Question – Questions on customer service only   View Answer

Negotiation Details – the negotiation is terrible, there is none, unless you are a male, males get paid more than females

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Registered Nurse at Banner Health

Accepted Offer – Reviewed Oct 29, 2012

Interview Details – Was interviewed by director and senior clinical manager then later interviewed by a small group of people from several departments. Group was very friendly and went out of their way to make me comfortable . Interview was 8 years ago so I don't remember everything except that it was a good experience.

Interview Question – Tell about a time when you had a conflict with someone and how you handled it.   View Answer

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