Care managers can work with elderly patients, chronically ill patients, and patients with declining health. If you're interviewing for a position as a care manager, you can expect to talk about your understanding of the healthcare industry and your organization and customer service skills. Interviewers are also looking for self-motivated candidates with strong communication skills.
Here are three top care manager interview questions and how to answer them:
How to answer: This question allows you the opportunity to prove you did your research before the interview. Cite the job description when explaining key care manager traits. Additionally, talk about the qualities you possess that make you the ideal person for the job, including your communication skills, self-motivated attitude, and organization skills.
How to answer: No two clients are exactly the same, so interviewers want to know that you can use your personal ethics to make the right decision on a case-by-case basis. It's important to meet the needs of the patient, while also considering their family in the decision-making process.
How to answer: A care manager always needs to be in the know with the latest offerings and developments in the healthcare industry in order to provide their patients with the best quality care. Explain how you research new developments to provide for your clients.
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Good reputation value for money. Making sure you always question am I giving a good quality service make sure the clients and staff can also say if they are receiving a quality service. Less
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It simply means perseverance, hardworking and dedication to clients interest at a given periods Less
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It simply means perseverance, hardworking and dedication to clients interest at a given periods Less
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Before the interview I took time out to study the job description and also review over my resume in order to be prepared for what questions were asked. My main questions came from the job description, my past relating work experience, and from the feedback that came from the employees during the interview. Less
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Your website is limited. Face to face is better.
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I have 6 years experience as a volunteer assistant, helping a teacher coach girls high school varsity softball And an additional ten seasons managing and coaching Summer softball teams for girls. I maintain contact with the teacher I assisted. She is now retired- but still coaching. I was a Police Officer for 14 yrs and then. Police Sergeant for 13 years. Sergeants investigate police misconduct and submit typewrittenreports. I have a 11 year old child that lives with me. Less
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I am a task oriented person and I know that i can do whatever you want me to do. My cognition towards the skill set you require says a lot that me being a good candidate. I can give my hard work to the organization and can carry organizations goal to a different level. And at the same time that will enhance my capabilities in the sector. Less
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How well I could handle conflict
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Most common answer is "like working with the elderly."
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It is the nature of the job to get more from someone because they work in care management and remotely. I work for a different company but the same job for over a year and there was never a day that I worked an 8 hour shift. That's the reality of the job. Caseloads are large and the workers who stay on inherit cases from those who quit in frustration. I am very organized but struggle to get all documentation completed. Less
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I am willing to give extra in order to get the best outcomes for the job. If it is an everyday situation, than I would need to reevaluate why things are unable to get completed in the time allotted and work with my superiors for a solution. Less
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In a higher role within the company
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Because employee worth always with his job place .
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i will ask if ok to feed her cat,.. because some of cat they have a food always giving them,.. but if i feed not good for a cat, then can cause of sick,.. i am the first hurt,.. because i love animals,.. Less
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I always take my jobs with passion. I love helping people everyday to make their day better than it started. When I am finished with a customer they always feel that everything was solved, and if it is not then my job is not finished. I just had a customer that came in this last week for a product that I did not have anymore and they drive 4 hours from the Indian reservation. I did some investigating on what they were really looking for in their new vehicle, checked the lot and a couple other locations until I found the perfect car for him. He actually left with a better vehicle than what he originally had in mind. I love making people happy and that is how it should be no matter how upset the customer is or if they disrespect me I can 99.9 percent of the time listen to their problem and fix it as quick as possible. The reason why I applied to CVS is because I am a people person and problem solver. This looks like the perfect job for my needs. Less
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A offer was extended to me, but a drug test is not included I wonder what is .. currently waiting on my email from certiphi on my next steps Less
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That it wouldn't be a problem. The interview was rather lengthy.