Registered Nurse - Medical Group Cardiology
Posted Sep 28, 2026 · We last checked this listing on Oct 6, 2026
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About your past
Tell me about your experience with prior authorizations. What makes one go smoothly?
What they are checking: Practical knowledge of the paperwork side of office nursing, which takes a lot of time in cardiology.
Tell me about a time you had to manage a big backlog of messages and calls. How did you prioritize?
What they are checking: Organization in a high-volume ambulatory role where things can slip through.
How do you move from hospital nursing to office nursing, or from one office to another?
What they are checking: Whether they understand the different pace, autonomy and phone-based care in a medical group.
The role may include travel to other locations and flexible hours. How does that work for you?
What they are checking: Whether they can meet the flexibility the posting asks for.
What would you do
How do you handle a NorthShore Connect message from a patient who says their ankles are more swollen and they've gained four pounds this week?
What they are checking: Recognition of worsening heart failure from patient messages and timely follow-up with the physician.
You get abnormal test results in the inbox late on a Friday and the cardiologist is in the cath lab. What do you do?
What they are checking: Judgment about urgency and making sure critical results reach a provider before the weekend.
About the work
A patient calls the cardiology office saying they feel lightheaded and their heart is racing. Walk me through your phone triage.
What they are checking: Whether they can sort urgent cardiac symptoms from routine ones and send people to the ED when needed.
What do you check before approving a refill request for a patient on warfarin or a DOAC?
What they are checking: Med safety with anticoagulants, including labs, follow-up and bleeding risk.
How do you explain a new heart medication to a patient who is worried about side effects?
What they are checking: Clear patient teaching that improves adherence.
How do you make sure your phone triage notes in Epic would hold up if someone reviewed them later?
What they are checking: Documentation quality, since triage notes protect patients and the practice.
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