Congratulations on reaching the interview stage with Grady Health, one of Florence Education’s esteemed hospital partners! This is a major milestone in your journey. This guide will help you prepare for your 15-minute live virtual interview, which will be recorded and reviewed by the Grady Health hiring team.
The hospital is looking for strong clinical skills, professionalism, and flexibility — and since this is a live interview with no do-overs, preparation is key.
Before Your Interview
Download and Test the App
We may conduct your interview via Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, or Cal.com.
Download and install the necessary app ahead of time.
Test your microphone, camera, and internet connection.
Choose the Right Environment
Quiet, well-lit location with no interruptions.
Neutral background if possible.
Position your camera at eye level.
Know Your Facts
Learn key details about Grady Health and its main location in Atlanta, Georgia.
Be ready to talk about your clinical experience, NCLEX status, and motivation for working in the U.S.
Sample Interview Questions
1. Can you briefly introduce yourself — your current role, where you're working, and the type of patients you care for?
Show your background, clinical setting, and communication style.
2. How do you usually communicate with doctors, patients, and families in high-pressure situations? Can you give an example?
Demonstrate interpersonal skills, professionalism, and composure.
3. Have you ever worked in departments like ER, ICU, or Med-Surg? Which ones are you most comfortable in, and why?
Highlight your clinical readiness and adaptability.
4. Have you already passed the NCLEX? Do you need assistance in applying for Authorization to Test (ATT)?
Clarify your licensing status and readiness.
5. What do you look forward to most about working and taking care of patients in the U.S.?
Show your motivation and long-term vision.
6. Where do you see yourself professionally 2–3 years after arriving in the U.S.?
Discuss your career growth goals.
7. If you were offered a position in the program starting this year, how soon would you be ready to start the process and relocate?
Demonstrate flexibility and readiness to move forward.
Final Tips for Success
Practice: Rehearse your answers to stay within 1–2 minutes per question.
Structure: Use the Situation → Action → Outcome method to keep answers clear.
Presentation: Dress professionally, maintain eye contact, and speak clearly.
Mind the Clock: Keep responses concise and avoid long tangents.
Remember: This is live — be prepared, stay calm, and show confidence.
Need Help?
For interview preparation advice, contact your Florence Education advisor or email [email protected].