Chapter 9 Employment Process.

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Chapter 9 Employment Process

Employment Expectations Employer expectations Well-educated for the position Appropriate skills and knowledge Honest, with integrity and sense of responsibility Professional communication skills Ability to work on committees and beyond patient care Ask for information or assistance when needed Loyalty to the institution Willingness to continue learning Familiar with facility and expectations of employer, taking a tour Ability to use network system

Employment Expectations (cont'd) Places to seek employment Local employment agency Newspaper want ads Internet search sites Friends, other nurses, fellow students Networking with professionals and mentors Attending conferences

Draft letter, résumé, and application (if needed) Application Process Identify and informally tour all agencies that interest you After identifying organizations to which you will apply Obtain correct names and addresses from human resource departments Maintain organized list of each institution, along with information you obtained when contacting them Draft letter, résumé, and application (if needed) Make follow-up phone call to verify receipt of your application

Application Process (cont’d) Cover letters Must accompany an application and a résuméFollow business letter format Letter should Include statement of interest, qualifications, and availability for an interview Be limited to one page and three to four paragraphs in length Be addressed to a specific person State that you will call to follow up and schedule an interview

Application Process (cont’d) Résumé should Summarize professional qualifications Be limited to one page ideally, but can be two if necessary Avoid unnecessary details or padding Be reviewed for quality and errors Be prepared with a lot of time and focus on appearance and content

Application Process (cont’d) Résumé contains Personal information: including name and contact information, including your email address Professional Summary: include your strengths and experiences Experience: names of employers, dates of employment, positions held, and job tasks. Educational background: degrees, institutions, graduation dates (actual or expected) License and certifications References: names of individuals who can give specific information about your prior job performance

Application Process (cont’d) Interview preparation Arrive five minutes early Wear professional attire Bring file that contains license, immunizations, certifications, and a résumé copy Shake hands firmly and smile upon entering Practice in advance

Preparing for the Interview Interview levels Human resources director may do initial screening Then interview with the nurse manager Next interview with nursing staff Committee interview also a possibility Interview question types Motivation Present employer Professional philosophy, memberships, career goals Contribution to the organization Case studies or scenarios

Preparing for the Interview (cont'd) Illegal to ask questions about Age Ethnic background Birthplace Religion Credit rating Sexual preference Number of dependants Reasons for previous arrests Pregnancy or childcare arrangements

Letter of Resignation Give 2 weeks' notice before leaving Present a professional letter with your plan to terminate and date of your last day Hand deliver the letter to your immediate supervisor Your immediate supervisor should be the first to know about your resignation Do not share “in-house” information from your old job with people from your new job