They ask you how you about your experience giving bad news, handling very sick patients, etc, dealing with cancer patients in general. The rest of the interview is pretty standard questions about your experience, being a team player, etc. They do hire a lot of new grads, so if you had a rotation in oncology, ICU or inpatient medicine, you're in great shape.
What are your professional strengths?
Pretty standard interview questions I thought
What is your salary expectation
3- The next question is about professionalism: While working with a group presentation with a group of students and you have a 1 to 1 breakdown/disagreement with another student on your project, but you were being asked to finish the project and do the presentation with them how do you manage this situation? how would you do that?
Tell me about the rotations I have had? What type practice do you want to work at (fast pace and busy, chill relaxed environment)
What I hoped to get out of the job and why I was interested.
Why do you want to be at bronxcare?
How comfortable are you on the phone?
Questions were super casual and not really very directed.
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