One challenging situation I faced was with a patient who was in severe pain and refused medication. I first ensured their safety and then calmly explained the benefits of the medication. I also involved the patient's family to provide emotional support. By maintaining a compassionate and patient-centered approach, I was able to convince the patient to accept the treatment, ultimately improving their condition.

I prioritize tasks based on the urgency and severity of the patient's condition. I start with immediate needs such as administering medications or addressing critical issues. Then, I move on to less urgent tasks like monitoring vital signs or providing comfort care. I also use a checklist to ensure nothing is overlooked and adjust priorities as new information arises.

I handle stress by taking deep breaths and focusing on the task at hand. I also communicate with my colleagues to delegate tasks when necessary. Regular breaks and self-care activities help me recharge. By staying organized and maintaining a positive attitude, I can effectively manage stress and provide the best care to my patients.

I have extensive experience with various EHR systems, including Epic and Cerner. I am proficient in documenting patient information, updating medical histories, and managing prescriptions. I also ensure that all entries are accurate and timely to maintain patient safety and comply with regulatory standards.

I strictly adhere to HIPAA regulations by ensuring that all patient information is kept confidential. I use secure methods for storing and transmitting data and avoid discussing patient details in public areas. I also educate patients about their rights to privacy and involve them in decisions regarding their information sharing.