
Georgia Department of Public Health Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 51 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Georgia Department of Public Health.
Director
I met with the state, the program supervisor, and the program director in person. They asked me questions about my public health and leadership experience. They took turns asking and took notes while I answered.
- Can you tell me about your leadership experience?
- How would you describe your experience as a leader?
IT Business Systems Analyst
I had two phone interviews with the IT manager for two different analyst positions, and they both seemed to go pretty well. Then I had a second interview with the whole team, which also went well the first time I went through the process. After that, there were several email exchanges. The second time I went through the process, the manager asked for copies of documentation I had written for previous EHR jobs. I sent them over via email the same day, and then I was pretty much ghosted. I didn't even get a rejection notice.
- Can you tell me about your general experience with HL7 messages?
- What are your technical skills related to HL7 messages?
Epidemiologist
I had a pretty standard phone screening with some general questions, and then a tougher panel interview afterwards. HR is supposed to be making the final call and will be in touch. I haven't heard back after following up though, so maybe they ghosted everyone.
- Can you tell me about your experience managing programs? What's one essential thing for you to do well in your role?
- What is one thing you absolutely need in order to excel at your job?
Health Counselor
I applied in September and got a call in late November to set up an interview. During the call, they gave me more details about the job. When I got to the interview, I first had to write an essay covering my career goals, my interest in public health, and my strengths and weaknesses. Then, I had a panel interview where they asked about my experience and how I'd be a good fit for the role. They mentioned a second interview if I was selected. About a week later, the nurse manager called to schedule it. The second interview was with the district director and was more of a get-to-know-you type, focusing on my personality. I felt good about my knowledge, so it went well, and I was offered the job during that interview.
- Could you list the software you've used and describe your level of proficiency with each?
- What software applications are you familiar with, and to what extent?
- Regarding the software you've utilized, what's your level of expertise?
Georgia Department of Public Health Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Georgia Department of Public Health interview reports.
“What is the difference between Quality Control (QC) and Quality Assurance (QA)?”
Read reports →“What are the primary responsibilities of an Environmental Health Specialist?”
Read reports →“Can you explain the grant application process in the State of Georgia?”
Read reports →“Can you tell me about your knowledge regarding the epidemiology of this disease within Georgia and which populations are most impacted?”
Read reports →“How would you phrase a mailed request to address an environmental health risk with the responsible party?”
Read report →“How would you handle a situation where a neighbor complained about a leaking septic tank, and how would you mediate?”
Read report →“What distinguishes a public community health professional from others in your view?”
Read report →“What would you do if a family of four is waiting, you have a call on hold, another incoming call, and a nurse needs your help?”
Read report →“During an inspection, how would you handle communication with a worker who doesn't speak English?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 51 Georgia Department of Public Health interview reports.