I don't know that any question was entirely difficult having worked with children before, but I was caught off guard when I was asked how I communicate with adults. I was thinking solely of how I handle certain situations with children, I wasn't in the mindset of how I'd have difficult conversations with their parents.
What kinds of things make you angry?
What is your educational background?
Simple scenario questions regarding working with residential clients, questions relating to your morality and how you would handle situations.
How do you respond to feedback from co-workers and supervisors? What makes a good fit for this position? How would you respond to a youth that you walk in on that has cut themselves and is bleeding?
Why do you want to work in Mental Health?
A kid is threatening to harm themselves with a weapon, what do you do?
What would you do if two kids weren’t getting along
asked me about my faith background, and about my leadership roles.
1. Why would you be a great candidate for this position?
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