You’re in the market for a new job and find the idea of correctional nursing interesting. You’ve applied to a position at a facility near you and been invited in for an in-person interview. Panic sets in! How do you prepare for a correctional nursing interview?
There’s no need to fret. We’ve got you covered. Keep reading to find out what you should do prior to the interview; what questions you can expect during the interview; and what questions you should be asking the interviewer.
Before the Interview
Research the Facility
Prior to your correctional nursing interview, take the time to research the facility. A quick internet search can provide insight into the facility’s inmate population (e.g., age, gender, risk level), history, capacity, staffing ratios, expansion plans, etc.
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