Not anything particularly difficult, you just need to be ready with personal stories to answer the behavioral interview questions. You also have to do a 30-45 minute job shadowing. I found the job shadowing the most difficult part, because they were watching how I interacted with the residents. I was paired with a resident with dementia, and it was the first time I had worked with someone with that particular disability (my background is in development/intellectual recreation therapy). It was a little intimidating at first but I had to just loosen up and enjoy the activity (flower arranging) and be myself :) Other than that, it was fine, just dont be afraid to take a minute to think of good answers to the behavioral questions, and give REAL answers, not the ones you think they are looking for.

It was a somewhat positive experience. A bit short with tone and questions but other than that it was fine. Be sure to have examples of scenarios, good and bad about previous work experiences.