Health educator Interview Questions
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Health Educator interview questions shared by candidates
what to do if you have a difficult supervisor
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I would start by attempting to communicate with them, so that we can learn how to be on the same page; showing I am an ally and not an enemy. Generally the individual who is being difficult or hard to get along with are having their own troubles and it's not because of the employee. If it is a personality conflict then taking a quiz like True Colors would help all parties involved communicate more effectively with each other. Not only will it make people think before directing, but also enable bonding in the workplace. Less
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I try to maintain a professional relationship by interacting with them in a respectful way and working with them as part of the team taking feedback and seeing if I can offer ideas Less
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I maintain a professional relationship working with everyone taking supervisor feedback and seeing if I can give feedback to help the team Less
What program would I create if I had the opportunity to create one, how would I run it, and measure for success?
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Based on observations and feedback from students and teachers i would decide what program to have. I evaluate it through questionnaires and sit down meetings then work with program director to make needed changes Less
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Based on observations and feedback from students and teachers i would decide what program to have. I evaluate it through questionnaires and sit down meetings then work with program director to make needed changes Less
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for me a measure of success is questionnaires on how students/teachers/parents like program and what they would like to see. It also entails usage of the program Less
How would you handle the following scenario? Role play between myself and a manager who portrayed a member with a chronic condition. We discussed SMART goal planning.
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Have you had experience teaching large groups? What area of health education are you most comfortable with?
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I was an educator of surgical services, operating room to a 40 operating rooms hospital. I am comfortable talking in front of students .teaching is my passion. Less
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What do you think as an educator can influence learning to a room full of new employees that came from different background, ethnicity and cultural belief? - as an educator, I have to be secure with myself, knowledge, values, and skills. These factors transcend in my teaching skills and interaction with trainees or new employees Less
do you have a room to work in with a locked door? can you commit to an 8 hr day and your schedule will be assigned to you anywhere from 7 am-7 pm? i was not happy with the fact that they can not give a salary range, yet expect you to tell you current and past salaries.
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The locked door is to be compliant and protect private health information. They already know your past salary they just want to see how honest you are being with them. Less