Sutter Health Interview Questions

The interview process was very eye-opening as a new graduate navigating the career field for the first time. I find it challenging overall for a new hire, even from a professional program to get hired.

Unit manager randomly called me over the phone and asked me interview questions. Examples like where do you see yourself in 5 years, why nursing, tell me about yourself, etc. Next day had an in-person interview. As a new grad, they have me about 7 clinical scenario questions relevant to the unit then about 4 behavioral questions.

Generally a panel interview with about 10 panel questions that involve critical thinking and past experiences. Often several managers, charge nurses and some administration personnel will sit in on the panel

Highly robotic experience with an insane amount of 20 interviews. I tried to schedule a good time for my interview over Ring Central and the interview instantly started asking me questions. Every reply I gave was followed up with copy and pasted words. Didn’t make the job sound exciting whatsoever

It was extremely quick process. Got called to schedule an interview. The next monday I was interviews. 3 days later I was called for the job. The two interviewers were very professional and throrough. The HR manager was helpful letting me know what is the onboarding process. 10/10

The entire process took around thirty minutes. I was initially greeted by the manager and then I met one of the leads. Both people interviewed me and asked questions that where about my how I work with people and why I want to work there. Questions where of that nature. Both people were extremely nice and made the entire experience very pleasant, which helped calm my nerves.

Very long, 40 plus question interview. Management was nice but had other MAs interviewing me as well who were not the leads. They also had the provider ID be working for in the interview

Very smooth. I had two interviews and both were in person. One with the director and the second one with the team I would be working with. I was also given a tour of the clinic.

All the panels are present in the interview, so it only took an hour and the questions are not repeated, unlike a per-person interview. Questions were thorough and traditional. The interviewers are pleasant and professionals.

From what I heared it's easy to get you just got work for for job you enquire on getting. Be on time do what you need to do work your hours and have fun.