Biomedical Technician Interview Questions
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Biomedical Technician interview questions shared by candidates
how do you deal with pressure
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just assess the situation calmly & think about the outcome.
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Pressure is in my nature
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Take a deep breath, assess the situation, fix what i can and get help for situations that are getting out of control Less
HSS asks the basic questions that you encounter. They may ask you to give examples of your work history in certain situations.
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I’ve been a member of many C. E . R T teams including Ramsey Co. Sheriffs department, New Brighton dept. of Public Safety, and Falcon Heights Police Dept. I have been through extensive training to react to many types of situations, currently CPR & AED certified instructor, Skywarn certified. Pet safety certified. Have gone through training for bio weapon preparation for possible attacks from MN public safety. I have also attended multiple conventions with the Department of Homeland Security on security situations. Participated in several armed person in public situations events. Less
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Also I’m PADI Open water scuba instructor. Volunteers for the Red Cross, and am a volunteer Recovery Coach. Less
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Blood drawn
What animal would you want to be?
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A bird. Talked about oversight it would have as well as it's ability to fly in groups or solo and still be successful. Less
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A Labrador retriever. If trained correctly, I could do almost anything, and I would be so happy to see my best friend after they got home. I would be able to work in a group to accomplish a goal where everyone knows their job and does it well to accomplish an end project. Most satisfying though, I would feel great at the end of a day whether inside or outside knowing that I had done an amazing job. Less
Are you able to work weekends?
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Yes, I have full availability on the weekends.
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Yes, I am open to any weekend shift availability.
Name a time where you saw a coworker doing something wrong and what did you do about it.
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I asked the co-worker if they needed help with the task, and offered to show them a simpler yet still effective way of handling an irrate customer. Less
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I told them that I would ask if they needed help and if they kept doing it wrong that I would tell a manager to make sure they are doing it correctly. Less
Where do you see yourself 5 years from now.
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I guess it's typical for the Clinical Engineering department to hire unqualified candidates since you were given an offer and even YOU didn't feel like you were qualified. I am more qualified than any candidate they have and probably most of their current employees, yet I was not offered the position because they felt I lived too far. Just goes to show the level of competency of the management. Less
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That's unfortunate. The benefits were outstanding, but you are correct, the competency of management leaves alot to be desired. Less
