Rehabilitation Counselor

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Description:  Rehabilitation Counselor children ages 10-20 years who have a difficult time functioning in society.  The position will be assigned to assist children who are suffering from psychological disorders.  Responsibilities include creating a structured program for the children to learn to function appropriately and working effectively with a large team consisting of social workers and other counselors.

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1. Tell us about yourself. 
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2. What is your experience with this population? 

3. What was your most difficult experience with this population and how did you deal with it?

4. How do you feel about physical restraints?

5. What is the definition of teamwork?

Follow-up:  Why would I want you on my team?

6. What would you do if you have a conflict with a team member?

7. Tell us about a situation in your current job that would demonstrate your ability to work effectively on a team.

8. Do you have any personal reservations about working with this population?

9. Is there any part of this population that you would rather not be with?

10. Do you think it is possible to rehabilitate?

11. Do you consider yourself a role model?  Why?  

12. Is there anything else?
    Summarize by emphasize your qualifications as they apply to this job.   Also cover anything you missed from your opening.  Tips on your interview closing.