
Select Medical Nurse Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 15 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Select Medical.
Registered Nurse
I had my first interview and then I went back for a second interview a few days later. The interviewer talked about the facility like it was a family that worked together for the patients. They said they wished the staff was a family but it was more like a family feud. The patients and their families could feel the tension. The administration acts like they care but they don't do anything to fix the staff's problems. Corporate decided to take bariatric patients to make more money even though some places can't handle them. These patients need 4 to 8 staff members to move them and you need staff to do that!
- Are you a qualified critical care nurse with good clinical skills and time management experience?
Registered Nurse
We'll start with a phone call with a recruiter, then you'll come in person to meet with the Chief Nursing Officer. During that visit, we'll tour the facility. If that goes well, we'll set up a time for you to shadow one of our nurses for a few hours. After that, you'll have a conversation with HR, and then we'll extend an offer.
- What qualities make you a suitable candidate for this position?
Registered Nurse
The interview process was quick and enjoyable. The people were very nice and welcoming, making me feel like part of the team right away. I highly recommend this company; it's great to work with them and offers fantastic learning opportunities at every level.
- Can you tell me about your years of experience and your clinical experience?
Select Medical Nurse Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Select Medical interview reports.
“How many years have you practiced as a nurse?”
Read reports →“What is your perspective on patient-to-nurse ratios?”
Read reports →“Is your CPR certification current?”
Read reports →“What type of nurse are you?”
Read reports →“Which nursing skills do you find most enjoyable?”
Read report →“When could you start working?”
Read report →“What experience do you have working with vents and trachs?”
Read report →“What are your 5-year goals?”
Read report →“Are you a qualified critical care nurse with good clinical skills and time management experience?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 15 Select Medical interview reports.