NHS ADMIN INTERVIEW QUESTIONS & ANSWERS! (How to Pass an NHS Administrative Job Interview)

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Get the full set of NHS Admin interview questions and answers here: www.how2become.com/nhs-admin-interview-questions-and-answers/ Good luck everyone! 🙂

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Am already a band 2 but have a band 3 interview next week. I am currently an admin assistant and applying for senior admin assistant

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[@SegunYeye]

Hi thanks for sharing this insight…I have an interview for a role of Medical Education Coordinator, could you help with tips?

[@shredky6727]

Hi there, I am about to go for a medical summariser role interview which is in the administrative department for NHS. I did some research and found out a common question asked was "what you would do if you notices a colleague is making a mistake?" How should I approach this question?

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When addressing a question about noticing a colleague making a mistake it’s important to highlight your professionalism, commitment to safety and accuracy, and your ability to handle sensitive situations diplomatically. Here’s a structured way to approach your answer: Acknowledge the Importance of Accuracy: Start by recognising the critical nature of accuracy in medical summarising. Mention that even minor errors can have significant implications for patient care and the importance of maintaining high standards. Emphasise Teamwork and Support: Indicate your belief in a supportive work environment where team members help each other to ensure the best outcomes. Mention that you view addressing mistakes as a part of continuous learning and improvement. Describe a Diplomatic Approach: Explain that if you noticed a mistake, you would approach your colleague privately and respectfully to discuss the observation. Highlight the importance of discretion and sensitivity in handling such situations. Focus on Resolution and Learning: Mention that your goal would be to help correct the mistake in a way that is constructive and educational, ensuring it is a learning opportunity for everyone involved. Stress the importance of working together to prevent future errors. Refer to Policies and Procedures: If applicable, mention that you would follow any existing protocols or guidelines set by the NHS for reporting and correcting errors. This shows your respect for institutional processes and your commitment to professional standards. This approach demonstrates your ability to handle potentially difficult situations with tact, your commitment to teamwork and improvement, and your adherence to professional and ethical standards-all critical qualities in a healthcare setting.

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