Nursonality Quiz

Quiz Question 1.

Are you a nursing student, beginning your nursing career or already established in the field? Mayo Clinic has career opportunities available for you.

Please adjust the scale to indicate your current RN experience.

Choose your RN experience.

0-1 year 2-5 years 6-10 years 11-20 years 21+ years

Quiz Question 2.

What scenario best describes your perfect day?

Choose your scenario best describes your perfect day?

ACollaboratively caring for patients and their families. I enjoy making meaningful connections and impacting patient outcomes.

BCross-training to care for new patients. I like working with different teams and broadening my nursing knowledge.

CCaring for multiple patients through completing assessments and stabilizing symptoms. A new challenge each day is exciting.

DImpacting patient outcomes with groundbreaking technology and innovative processes.

Quiz Question 3.

As a nurse, effective communication is essential to your role. Please rank the following communication styles in order of how frequently you use them, from most to least often.

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Choose your Order from below?

New order: Leveraging technology to explain procedures and medical information in detail to ensure comprehension.
New order: Providing clear and concise information quickly and efficiently
New order: Encouraging input from multidisciplinary teams and patients to assist with care planning.
New order: Taking the time to listen and respond to patients' concerns with understanding and empathy.

Quiz Question 4.

The DAISY Award® honors nurses who demonstrate excellence and compassion in patient care.

Which of the following DAISY Award® Honorees best reflects your strengths?

Choose your DAISY Award Options ?

Cory “He truly values the critical thinking of everyone on the team and knows that as a collective group, we are stronger.”

Liz “I was impressed by how Liz explained everything to her preceptor and me (the patient) at the same time while delivering care that was professional, caring, and comforting. She balanced everything so effortlessly that I could not believe it.”

Daisy “Daisy came in, held the patient’s hand, stroked her forehead, and talked to her in a loving, calming way that helped her relax and go back to sleep.”

Julie“She is committed to evaluating the metrics set forth by our hospital and finding innovative and sustainable ways to ensure those metrics are met to ensure the healing of our patients and the reduction of poor outcomes."

Quiz Question 5.

In what team environment do you thrive in the most?

Choose your options on in what team environment do you thrive in the most

AI love being part of high-energy teams that enjoy working in fast-paced environments.

BI excel in collaborating with different teams and building connections across various specialities.

CI thrive in forward-thinking teams that embrace new technologies and innovative practices to improve patient care.

DI feel most effective in small, tight-knit teams where colleagues and patients know each other well.

Quiz Question 6.

When faced with a complex issue, what is your preferred approach to problem-solving?

Choose your options on When faced with a complex issue

ACollaborating with colleagues to brainstorm ideas.

BUnderstanding the goals and preferences of patients and their families to develop an effective plan.

CAnalyzing data and using innovative methods to devise creative strategies.

DIntegrating past experiences and intuition to rapidly find the best course of action.

Quiz Question 7.

At Mayo Clinic, we are committed to your professional development and growth. Looking ahead in your nursing career, which of the following best describes your goals and future vision within the next 1-3 years? Please rank the following in order of priority, from what you want to achieve first to last.

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Choose your order

New order: Advancing my clinical skills through specialized training or certifications.
New order: Translating my professional experience into formal and/or informal leadership opportunities.
New order: Contributing to research or quality improvement initiatives within healthcare.
New order: Exploring opportunities to work in different clinical settings or specialties.