Consultant physician Interview Questions
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Do you feel comfortable working without a physician in the office?
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What is your background with Occupational Medicine?
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During PA school, one of my clinical rotations took place in a US Healthworks clinic. After my rotation was over I spent quite a bit of my free time working in that clinic and so I have experience dealing with the clientele as well as working with the EMR system. Also, I was a Corpsman in the Navy for 5 years. The vast majority of medical experience in the Military can be categorized as Occupational medicine. Less
How comfortable are you with teaching/precepting medical residents?
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Although I don't have a lot of experience teaching medical students, I would be very excited to jump at the opportunity. I have strong leadership and communications skills that I would be able to apply to an education setting nicely. Less
how do you handle conflict with a superior?
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Discuss the issue with superior to make certain there is no misunderstandings or miscommunication. Effective communication is important Less
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If I have an issue. Normally if I felt that I could not handle it on my own in a professional way .I would get a peer/coworker to be the mediator where we would both discuss our points of views then come to some type of resolution we could agree upon. Less
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Report to human resource
Tell me about your experiences in this field?
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I have completed my graduation in Life Sciences and Biochemistry and a post graduate diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology. I participate in social work in handling patients though I never was employed by any institution. I have successfully completed my internship in Somaiya Hospital, Mumbai. For 3 years I was employed in a Pharmacy store which imparted me good knowledge about medicines which is extremely helpful. The most critical thing in patient care is patience and winning the patients confidence that he/she is in the right hands. Less
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I never felt like getting employed as I didn't want my passion for human care exploited to make money. Less
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Patient care is about winning the patient's confidence however its sad to see medical practitioners involving in unethical practices to meet their institutions goals and get rewarded for it. I worked briefly as a Pharma Representative and after being a part of it for sometime I realized that medical ethics was not just a test I had passed. For a common cold and fever I was advised to sell medicines by a very simple logic, the doctor will prescribe antibiotics and that will cause weakness and hyperacidity so he will also prescribe multivitamins and a proton pump inhibitor. As the patient might experience a burning sensation due to hyperacidity he/she will also be given an oral liquid to neutralize the acid. I didn't vouch for that and left, I was trained to serve mankind not exploit it for a few bucks, so I joined a BPO and did free lancing for charity. I would like to take up this position or any suitable position however I will not break any ethics. Less
Do you smoke tobacco or use tobacco products?
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They do not hire you if you are a smoker.
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Q: What is one reason you would not want to work for the company?
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As previously mentioned, I disclosed that I had reservations because of the poor reviews on a well-trusted medical review web site. Less
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Yes, when I applied there I had to fill out a written application like in the old days and the CEO grilled me over my answers. She overshares at every opportunity and personal boundaries are meaningless to her. I knew all the details of her marriage, her weight loss struggles, and her lousy luck with employees within the first month of working there. Less
