Cancer Treatment Centers of America Interview Questions

Application

I applied through an employee referral. The process took 4+ weeks. I interviewed at Cancer Treatment Centers of America.

Interview

It was a very long process. Around a month with 4 interviews. You will interview with HR and it is just the normal HR questions. Then I interviewed with the manager over the position. After that i interview with HR again and then will a panel who consisted of employees from other hospitals.

Interview

One phone call, an in-person interview with two current fellows, and a site visit to their headquarters in Boca Raton, FL. The in-person interview had both case study and behavioral components. The site visit was a series of interviews, a group exercise, and case study analyses.

Application

I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Cancer Treatment Centers of America (Boca Raton, FL) in October 2019.

Interview

An on-campus interview consisting of a case study and a behavioral assessment. Then onto a series of on-site interviews that alternate between solving more case studies and additional behavioral assessments.

Application

I applied online. The process took 2+ months. I interviewed at Cancer Treatment Centers of America (No Name, CO) in June 2019.

Interview

Not difficult. They asked typical interview questions. I have heard it varies with what department you apply for. I interviewed with Human resources and the department manager. I was also in the interview with the manager and supervisors for each department. It was not difficult.

Application

I applied through other source. The process took 3+ months. I interviewed at Cancer Treatment Centers of America (Newnan, GA) in January 2019.

Interview

They contacted me very close to the holidays. The recruiter was very nice and personable and I felt
Very positive about my chances. I had a P.I. With one of the hirer ups for almost an hour 1/2. She seemed
To be very nice as well. After the holidays the interview process continued. They seemed to be very interested in hiring someone in my area. The time came they wanted me to interview with the head of the hospital and I was told the physicians recruiter / hiring
Person would be there as well and to prepare to stay the entire Day. So I did.

I drove to the Georgia location. The hospital really was amazing! Only I noticed it seemed very empty. No one was receiving chemo in the beautiful
Bays they had. No patients were getting Wheeled in the halls. There were some people in the waiting
Areas. Cafeteria looked empty. A lot
Of people just sitting around.
The head of the hospital was very personable and nice but seemed to be under a lot of pressure. She also was also very complimentary. Pleasant and took nearly 45 mins of her day to show me around and ask me why I wanted the job. Afterwards by a gigantic
Tv Skype, I interviewed with a head guy over the boca and corporate head quarters. I really was unable to get a good read on him but none the less I still felt like I received positive Confirmation and feedback from the GM and from the other managers.

From what I gathered it was a rather unusual agreement between the hospital and piedmont hospital in Georgia. The contract only allowed 35% of the beds or patients to be Georgia resident so they needed to hire
Someone to build up referrals in other close by surrounding States. When I read the reviews many people had some negative things to say concerning the statistics that seemed to cherry pick the numbers they needed to sway results of the patients and the outcomes. All this being said I still thought after visiting it would be a good opportunity. I had heard from others that CTCA paid
Very well. But again it looked some of the recent changes had caused massive lay offs bad moral etc. also talk of patients being turned away do to Medicaid Medicare
I didn’t see any evidence of this. So I continued with the interview process. I followed up with each person from the interview and stayed in touch with the recruiter who assured me it wouldn’t be long until they would make a decision to get me hired. He said ultimately he was waiting on a new regional manager
To start on the 18 of March. So I called then and she had started. But still no interview time mentioned. So after 5months of waiting and even interviewed by the sale team which had not even had one referral from a single doctors office to the hospital, finally got an email saying they went another
Direction. Idk it sounds like a very tough job of 4 women in that back ground could not
Get one cancer patient referred there. ??? I felt like it
Would be pretty rough lol.

Application

I applied online. The process took 3+ months. I interviewed at Cancer Treatment Centers of America (Schaumburg, IL) in October 2018.

Interview

This is for their sister company, Gateway for Cancer Research. It was a long process that took about little over 3 months.
I started with the usual screening phone calls, two on-site interviews, a 100+ multiple choice questionnaire (I think this was with the application initially) and a take-home test. All to be told that they would not be bringing on this position. What made this even more frustrating is a former colleague warned me that the same thing happened to her when she interviewed with the CTCA companies years before.

Application

I applied through college or university. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Cancer Treatment Centers of America in October 2018.

Interview

CTCA was at the job fair, where I chatted with them and got an invite to a dinner. After that, I submitted an application and was invited for an on-campus interview, which was about 45-minutes. There were two interviewers at the same time.

Application

I applied through college or university. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Cancer Treatment Centers of America (Boca Raton, FL) in October 2018.

Interview

On campus interview process- they dove deep into behavioral questions REALLY digging into your answers. I wasn't expecting the rabbit hole but it was fine. Was then invited to final rounds down in FL. The two days there consisted of a case interview, a behavioral interview, and a group case. The first night also included a networking dinner.

Application

I applied through college or university. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Cancer Treatment Centers of America in October 2018.

Interview

I applied through my school's job portal. I met with representatives at our career fair and then at a 'Coffee Chat' the following day. I had an on campus interview that was about 45 minutes long. Pleasant process and questions were not too hard, talked about passion for healthcare industry and leadership experience. It was nice that the interviewers were young recent graduates of the fellowship. I didn't get a second round interview.

Application

I applied through college or university. I interviewed at Cancer Treatment Centers of America (Boca Raton, FL) in October 2018.

Interview

Multi-day process with individual and group interviews. Everyone seemed very friendly superficially, but it was hard to gauge their real experiences because the interviewers were entry-level employees who had only been at the firm a few months themselves.