Community support worker Interview Questions
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Community Support Worker interview questions shared by candidates
What qualities do you have to be a support worker
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Calm under pressure, great communicator and kind hearted.
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They know the value of communication. ... Patience and a sense of humour. ... Reliability. ... Respect. Less
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Good support means someone who is honest, works with integrity and can be trusted to care for your loved one, and keep them safe from harm. While trust is built over time, it can be a source of reassurance for family and friends to know their loved one is being supported by someone who is trustworthy. Less
An unexpected question was "Would you consider relocating?"
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I found this odd as I live 20 miles away which I assumed is an average commuting distance for most people here in the bay area. Less
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I remember the interview lasting about 45 mins, it was a panel interview: manager and two other members of the team. I am so sorry but its been so long I don't remember exact questions. You should be aware of the community that you would be working with, the different languages, challenges and barriers within those communities. Good Luck! Less
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did they tell you how much they pay for this position? how long was your interview? do you have any tips or advice? what other questions did they ask if you can remember? I'd appreciate the help Less
Please Tell me about yourself
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What’s your prior experience and how will it help now
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I have two kidneys, eyes, hands and legs.
What would you do if you were giving out medications to a client and the medicine cabinet was open, and then you overhear two clients arguing in the other room, how would you handle the situation?
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If I have not opened the medication pouch roll, I would put it back in the med cabinet and lock it up and then I would attend to the client's who are arguing. I would then separate the two and instruct them to go into separate rooms/areas and I would then talk with them individually and would get each individuals story on the incident. By doing this, I would get a clearer picture what transpired and how we can resolve the problem at hand. After I have dealt with the situation, I would then give out the medication to the client. Less
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According to me, the whole situation is suspicious because the client’s medicine cabinet was open under no assistance. And I believe, client’s health is more priority than anything else at the moment. Then I will handle the other two client’s next room. Less
How would you react if you saw a client had a very red and itchy rash on their legs?
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Why do you want to work in the field of Community health.
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I really love what I do with love and enthusiasm. I also enjoy helping people. Even little things make a big difference! Helping others is my passion and realizing you can use compassion to support other dreams is a reason I feel so strongly about this belief. Less
