Hospice Austin interview questions

Bizarre interview process. No questions about my nursing skills or background or my experience with death and dying. It was if they were asking questions from a script someone had written for them. I left after the 3rd round feeling I knew nothing about Hospice Austin, and they knew nothing about me. I asked specific questions and received vague answers. I asked "How many miles do you drive a day?" and the answer was "Quite a few". I asked "How many home visits do you make a day?", and the answer was "As many as I need to". One interviewer was uncertain what job I was applying for, another was unable to tell me anything about benefits. One interviewer told me I would be doing IV's, catheters, and trach care. At the next round, I was told it was mostly assessment skills. I didn't get an offer, and I think it was probably for the best.

The interview process is very drawn out, you have to go to two rounds of interviews, even if it is for a small position. You always have a panel interview, you have to answer several questions from each person. Often rather personal questions. They want to know how much you know about Hospice Austin, by the time they finally make a decision it has been two or more weeks.