Oklahoma Heart Hospital Interview Questions
Updated Jul 8, 2020
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Anonymous Employee in Oklahoma City, OK
I applied in-person. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Oklahoma Heart Hospital (Oklahoma City, OK) in Jan 2020
Great interview environment. Panel style, very laid back. More of a get to know you than a question and answer interview. Won't really quiz you on nursing skills so don't be too nervous about that.
- Why did you choose nursing?
Anonymous Interview Candidate in Oklahoma City, OK
I applied in-person. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Oklahoma Heart Hospital (Oklahoma City, OK) in Jan 2019
Manager missed our first call, I had to contact secretary to ask if the interview was still happening, and was to be rescheduled in a few hours. Followed up the next day and was scheduled for an in-person the following week. Day of interview was rescheduled a few hours back, then again, and cancelled. Was rescheduled to another day and when I arrived the manager was late again and sat for some time. After a little while I met with another manager to discuss the role and my experience. Once the manager arrived we were able to chat a little before having to get on a call. I was then placed back in the waiting area until the former manager interviewed me. He just received my resume and didn’t have a chance to look at it. Explained the culture, team, and scope and then asked if I had any questions because he also had a call to get on. Three hour long interview was not an expectation and would have been a nice courtesy to inform interviewees. I really wanted to work here and join the leadership team but I walked away a little concerned with the process, stressful ness demonstrated, and commitment to talent acquisition. Ultimately, I was not the candidate chosen for the role but I think they could do a better job creating an environment for them to evaluate candidates. I am not as concerned with interviewees in this process but rather their ability to interview successfully.
- Have you ever fired anyone?
- How do you address employees with bad performance?
- What is your experience with ERM systems?
Anonymous Employee in Oklahoma City, OK
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Oklahoma Heart Hospital (Oklahoma City, OK)
Applied online with resume and application, a couple of weeks later called in for an interview, about a week after that was offered position, then proceeded with back ground check, entire process was about one month
- Very casual, asked why I wanted to work there, what am I passionate about and a lot of basic questions.
Anonymous Interview Candidate in Oklahoma City, OK
I applied online. The process took 3 days. I interviewed at Oklahoma Heart Hospital (Oklahoma City, OK) in Jun 2016
Interview was set up by the Human Resources Department within a couple of days of submitting my resume online. The interview was with a high ranking position within the company. The interview was very informational but the interviewer never stopped talking. I would have been a great fit for the position and the company but I couldn't get a word in edgewise.
- I wasn't really asked many questions at all. Made the interview very awkward.
Anonymous Employee in Oklahoma City, OK
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Oklahoma Heart Hospital (Oklahoma City, OK) in Jan 2016
Interview process was very relaxed and easy flowing. I was asked about my general knowledge base. Questioned about the relevance of my education & training work history and the relevance of my work experience. How I felt regarding my adaptability, Initiative Leadership, Work Ethic, General Impressions, and considerations for my confidence responsiveness, verbal expression, and maturity judgment goals. Also assessment questions of general Strengths and Weaknessess.
- What do you know about Oklahoma Heart Hospital?
Anonymous Interview Candidate in Oklahoma City, OK
I applied through a recruiter. I interviewed at Oklahoma Heart Hospital (Oklahoma City, OK) in Feb 2015
Interview process was in-depth on types of coding I was able to do. It did include specific questions on what I would do for specific code I would use in certain instances. The interviewer was very professional but comfortable to interview with. I was also able to ask questions specifically regarding the position. They requested a view-able portfolio.
- What would you use to secure web applications with?
Anonymous Employee in Oklahoma City, OK
I applied online. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at Oklahoma Heart Hospital (Oklahoma City, OK) in Feb 2015
Pretty basic for a large corporation. Interview and do a standard test about how you would handle certain situations. No college degree needed for this job and it's your basic paperwork filing position so expect a simple interview process.
- How do you handle stress and unhappy patients?
Anonymous Employee
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at Oklahoma Heart Hospital
All application process done online. Right before interview EVERY potential employee fills out a psych/personality "test" and it shows them what kind of person you are. Very laid back and easy to talk to management. Human Resources staff very friendly.
- In nursing, there aren't too many difficulty questions unless there is something in particular they need to know about.
Anonymous Employee in Oklahoma City, OK
I applied through college or university. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at Oklahoma Heart Hospital (Oklahoma City, OK) in Jan 2013
One interview. Pretty short and to the point. The lady acted like the building was on fire and couldn't get out fast enough. I was actually surprised when I was offered the job. I wasn't given a chance to say much.
- Are you willing to work nights?
Anonymous Employee in Oklahoma City, OK
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Oklahoma Heart Hospital (Oklahoma City, OK) in Mar 2011
The interview process was pretty simple. The interview consisted of one on one sit down. After the interview a drug test is needed. This job requires all vaccines. Be prepared for multiple shots in order to start the job.
- if you have had all your shots
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