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I'm gonna help you to part your health care assistant interview.

On in particular, I'm gonna give you a number off sample interview questions on dhe suggested answers that you can use during your health care assistant interview before we get into it.

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That's me.

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My name is Richard with one.

I've been helping people like you two parts interviews for over 20 years now.

And in this particular video, we're gonna focus on the health care assistant interview.

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I'll also give you further into your questions to prepare for in preparation.

Okay, let's get straight into the questions and answers.

Question number one of your health care assistant interview.

Why do you want to be a health care assistant?

Well, three tips, really important tips, but answering this question number one, make sure you split your answer into two parts.

First of all, why you want to be a health care assistant, and then what qualities you can actually bring to the role.

Like I say, I'm gonna give you a sample response in a second, make reference to the N.

H s trust values.

In your response, you just have to mention them, okay?

And I'm also gonna be referring to these later on in this presentation.

Also referred to the job description.

So what you want to be saved is that you studied the job description and you have the skills and qualities to match the role.

That way, they know that you've looked at the job description, which they say is really important on the n h ET on the N H s trust website, so make sure you do refer to it.

Okay, here's my sample.

Answer for you for the interview question.

Why'd you want to be a health care assistant?

Here we go.

I've always had a passion for helping people that my education and studies have being predominantly centered on these two areas.

Having researched the job description of a health care assistant within the N H s in detail and also having checked the required competences for the role, I feel I would gain a lot of job satisfaction from the position on would feel confident I could contribute positively to your team.

I'm a hard working, professional, conscientious and loyal person who would do all they could to work towards achieving the N.

H s trust values.

I would do this by being competent in my role at all times, providing both safe and outstanding care.

What's consistently looking for ways to improve my skills within the position as time progresses so that say that you're referring to the trust values you've looked at the job description.

You're saying why you want to be a health care assistant And you're saying, what qualities and attributes do you have that you can contribute to the role effectively?

Okay, Question number two.

What are the six seas on?

Which in your opinion, is the most important.

So two tips for answering these questions lists of sixties and say they are all is important as each other.

Okay, because they are all really important.

I'll tell you what, they are in a second, but choose one of them that you think is the most important and then say why?

To back up your choice.

Now I'm gonna tell you which one I think is the most important on the reasons why.

So you can use that if you want to.

So here's my sample.

Answer for you for the interview question.

What are the six seas on?

Which in your opinion, is the most important?

The six seas are care, compassion, competence, communication, courage and commitment.

The sixties are embedded into everything.

All nursing midwifery and cast off do within their rope.

Now, whilst I genuinely believe they are, all is important as each other.

If I had to choose one, it would be competence, competence in your role as an N Hs health care assistant means three things.

Firstly, it's about knowing your role inside out whilst following all safety protocols and procedures.

Secondly, competence is about delivering first class care to the people you are responsible for.

And thirdly, competence is about continually developing in your role so you can constantly strive to exceed expectations.

That, in my opinion, is a solid, brilliant answer to that interview question.

Okay, next health care assistant into your question.

How would you deal with an aggressive patient, which, let's be honest, is likely to happen during your role.

So it's actually a scenario based situation question that you have to respond positively.

Here are three tips before I give you the suggested answer.

Tip number one Safety is absolute priority here, so make sure you mention safety.

Say you would conduct a risk assessment.

Use those words.

I would conduct a risk assessment and gather as much information as possible about the patient, but also that needs finally utilize effective communication skills at all times.

So that's being conscious of what you say and how you act.

So here's my suggested answer for you for the interview question.

How would you deal with an aggressive patient.

First and foremost, I would follow my training, operational procedures and protocol at all times.

When dealing with a patient, I will conduct a risk assessment to assess the scene on the situation that would ensure the patient and surrounding staff was safe from any objects that could potentially be used to cause harm.

I would also gather as much information about the patient and their needs as possible.

This in turn one of that would enable me to conduct a thorough risk assessment and put in place the appropriate safeguards.

I would utilize effective communication skills when talking to the patient by speaking in a calm manner, using open body language and also the correct tone of voice.

At no stage would I even be condescending or patronizing.

I would choose my words carefully.

Would also ensure there was a system in place to both raised the alarm on request assistance quickly if needed.

Finally, I would always maintain a safe exit route when in a room with the patient, just in case the situation escalated whereby I needed to protect myself and others.

So another solid response to that health care assistant interview question don't forget.

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If you gave it a thumbs up moving on, how do you feel dealing with challenging behaviour?

So how would you feel dealing with challenging behaviors?

Because as an n hs health care assistant, you're gonna be doing this probably on a daily basis.

So here's my response for you.

For this question, I am confident I would be absolutely fine when dealing with challenging behaviors.

Not only do I have some experience of this already, but I regularly refer back to my training on my operational protocols.

As I feel these are important resource is that give me confidence in my abilities to perform the road to a high standard at all times.

I would also ensure I utilized any support mechanisms.

The N.

H s trust has in place with support star to de stress and to talk to others.

If the situation was needed.

I believe using the service is is fundamental to maintaining a healthy positive mindset while stunt work as a health care assistant on would see the use of them is by two women my rope, I believe it is also very important within this road to identify the triggers that can cause you to become stressed when dealing with challenging behaviors.

If I feel or see these triggers developing, I would seek help immediately.

Finally, outside of work, I like to keep fit and healthy, which I also feel his fundamental part of maintaining a positive mindset.

Another really solid response the you can use during your interview.

Next question.

What's your understanding of confidentiality?

So as an n hs health care system or any role within the N H s you have to abide by confidentiality is, you have to understand what code of conduct is so.

Two tips for answering the question Tim on Know how confidentiality impact your role within the N HS and also referred to the confidentiality code of practice or what is in a second?

Make sure it's up to date on relevant for your N.

H s trust before using this.

Here we go.

Confidentiality is crucial to the role of a health care assistant on also to anyone else working within the N hs.

It is important in order to develop appropriate crack patient relationships without confidentiality, patients would be reluctant to seek medical help or to give sufficient information for medical staff to provide the appropriate care and or treatment patients in trust us with or allow us together sensitive information relating to their help on other matters.

As part of their seeking treatment, they do so in confidence and they have the legitimate expectation that staff will respect their privacy and act appropriately.

Next question.

What would you do if you were asked to operate against manual handling protocols?

So you are likely to be in a situation as a health care assistant where you have to do something quickly and you might not be able to follow the rules, so obviously there's a danger of doing that.

You are then demonstrating you are a risk taker because you could become injured, but also the patient could become injured two.

And then there could be a claim against the N.

H s, and there could be problems so two tips were answering this question.

Under no circumstances should you operate outside of protocol to say he would demonstrate you take unnecessary risks.

Be firm in your response is always follow protocol.

Make sure you abide by the rules when responding to interview questions of this nature.

So here's my answer for you.

Regardless of the situation, I would not undertake any manual handling task without the proper inappropriate equipment.

If I were to operate against the manual handling protocols, not only would I put myself in danger, I could also be putting the patient in danger, too.

Manual handling protocols and procedures are put in place for a reason.

On on that basis, there are no exceptions to not using themselves a short, punchy but to the point response that you're not saying.

Yes, I would take any risks because if you do, if you were to send, some people would say, Well, it depends on the situation.

If I needed to do it quickly, I'd probably just, you know, not used the protocols that that's wrong.

Okay, you can't and it demonstrates that you're likely to take unnecessary risks.

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