The most difficult piece of the process for me was the sample case scenario I was asked to write how I would handle the situation. Having no actual experience working with elders and not having any firsthand experience with available resources I wasn't confident about my response. It was helpful that that was the last piece of the process so I wasn't subjected to a critique.
medical policy questions that we were not allowed to display or answer do to not knowing or not our job to do so by rule
Do you prefer to be on the phone or communicate by email?
Why should I hire you? If you had to present this topic, what would be your presentation?
Do you have relevant experience?
If a students mom asked you to come to her quinceañera how would you respond?
Why do you want to work with Holocaust survivors?
What interests you about this job?
How would you define a family?
What are your job responsibilities at your current job?
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