Fourth Interview Questions

• 1.     How can a veterinarian, like yourself, provide comfort to a pet during a serious procedure?
• 2.     What do you believe a veterinarian’s attitude should be during a serious procedure?
• 3.     What do you believe a veterinarian’s attitude should be every day that he/she comes into work?
• 4.     How can nurses/co workers help a veterinarian provide comfort to a pet?
• 5.     What do you believe is a veterinarian’s responsibility to a pet?
• 6.     What do you believe is a nurse’s responsibility to a pet and to his/her boss, which in this case would be a veterinarian?
• 7.     What did veterinary school teach you, regarding to animal welfare and attitude, that you use to this day?
• 8.     What is one memorable experience that you have had when you first began your profession as a veterinarian?
• 9.     Did that memorable experience influence who you are today, regarding to your attitude that you have everyday you come to work?
• 10.  What types of animal restraint do you believe should be used towards every animal?
• 11.  What kind of animals have you seen that needed different types of restraint? (Different species)
• 12.  What type of environment do you believe a veterinarian should provide during a serious procedure?
• 13.  What type of environment do you believe a veterinarian should provide during a visit with a client?
• 14.  What has veterinary school taught you about animal restraint?
• 15.  What has veterinary school taught you about the environment of an animal hospital?
• 16.  Has there been an instance where you broke down in front of a patient? (emotionally)
• 17.  What is one thing that you believe every incoming veterinarian should know?
• 18.  Do you use animal restraint at your animal hospital? If so, what type? If not, why?
• 19.  What do you believe should be in a veterinarian’s mind during a serious procedure?
• 20.  What is your opinion on animal welfare?