interview

Interview season is over, acceptances are rolling in, and you've already started the countdown till orientation. Amidst this excitement, it's easy to make some pretty bad decisions with the intention of being prepared. I had...

Roughly two months ago, I had the privilege of sitting down with Surviving Medicine (a podcast hosted by School Acceptance) to discuss several topics ranging from issues in perioperative and critical care to my...

An interview invitation means that a program has reviewed your application, and you’ve met some “minimum” they expect from potential matriculants. That being said, I’m a firm believer that the interview can hurt applicants...

The farther I get in my training, the less anxious I feel about interviews. A little eustress is healthy and shows that the interview trail is indeed very important, but most of the typical,...

I recently did an online interview with Accepted.com briefly outlining my journey to become an anesthesiology resident physician. Check it out! Read The Interview!

My journey through the anesthesiology interview trail has been over for two weeks, and since then, I've been comparing each program's pros and cons to help formulate the rank list I'll submit by February...

I'm well into my residency interview trail, and its become evident that these interviews are far less stressful than the medical school equivalents. The notion that I'm now interviewing for a job seemed foreboding...

As early as your second year at Baylor Med, it's possible to begin interviewing applicants to the medical program. How cool is that!? A lot of other schools reserve this privilege only for fourth...