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1. List three accomplishments of which you are most proud of and what each accomplishment indicates about you?
1. List three accomplishments of which you are most proud of and what each accomplishment indicates about you?
2. List three abilities you have that will make you valuable as a resident in this specialty?
2. List three abilities you have that will make you valuable as a resident in this specialty?
3. What clinical experience have you had in this specialty?
3. What clinical experience have you had in this specialty?
4. Do you have any questions?
4. Do you have any questions?
5. Tell me about yourself?
5. Tell me about yourself?
6. What three adjectives best describe you?
6. What three adjectives best describe you?
7. What might give me a better picture of you than I can get from your resume?
7. What might give me a better picture of you than I can get from your resume?
8. Tell me a story about yourself that best describes you?
8. Tell me a story about yourself that best describes you?
9. If you were going to die in 5 minutes, what would you tell someone about yourself?
9. If you were going to die in 5 minutes, what would you tell someone about yourself?
10. Of which accomplishments are you most proud?
10. Of which accomplishments are you most proud?
11. Are there any hidden achievements or qualities that you are secretly proud of?
11. Are there any hidden achievements or qualities that you are secretly proud of?
12. How have you changed since high school?
12. How have you changed since high school?
13. What are your strengths and weaknesses?
13. What are your strengths and weaknesses?
14. Tell me about your “secret identity” – The part of your personality that you don’t share with strangers?
14. Tell me about your “secret identity” – The part of your personality that you don’t share with strangers?
15. Any skeletons in your closet you want to tell me about?
15. Any skeletons in your closet you want to tell me about?
16. How well do you take criticism?
16. How well do you take criticism?
17. What’s your pet peeve?
17. What’s your pet peeve?
18. If you could change one thing about your personality what would it be?
18. If you could change one thing about your personality what would it be?
19. If you could be any cell in the human body, which would you be and why?
19. If you could be any cell in the human body, which would you be and why?
20. Do you see yourself as more relaxed/casual/informal or more serious/dedicated/committed?
20. Do you see yourself as more relaxed/casual/informal or more serious/dedicated/committed?
21. Which is more important, the ability to organize, structure, and prioritize or to be flexible, modify, change and make do as needed?
21. Which is more important, the ability to organize, structure, and prioritize or to be flexible, modify, change and make do as needed?
22. Which is more important, knowledge or imagination?
22. Which is more important, knowledge or imagination?
23. Strangest Halloween costume you ever wore?
23. Strangest Halloween costume you ever wore?
24. What do you value in your own life?
24. What do you value in your own life?
25. If you had unlimited money and (x amount of time) what would you do?
25. If you had unlimited money and (x amount of time) what would you do?
26. 3 wishes, what would they be?
26. 3 wishes, what would they be?
27. What kinds of people are your friends?
27. What kinds of people are your friends?
28. Describe your best friend?
28. Describe your best friend?
29. How are you similar and dissimilar to your best friend?
29. How are you similar and dissimilar to your best friend?
30. How would your friends or co-workers describe you?
30. How would your friends or co-workers describe you?
31. Who are your heroes?
31. Who are your heroes?
32. What is your favorite movie, book?
32. What is your favorite movie, book?
33. What is the last book you read?
33. What is the last book you read?
34. What do success and failure mean to you?
34. What do success and failure mean to you?
35. What do you do in your spare time?
35. What do you do in your spare time?
36. Favorite games/sports? Why?
36. Favorite games/sports? Why?
37. Have you done any volunteer work?
37. Have you done any volunteer work?
38. How did you choose these outside activities?
38. How did you choose these outside activities?
39. If you had a completely free day, what would you do?
39. If you had a completely free day, what would you do?
40. Describe for me your typical day?
40. Describe for me your typical day?
41. What is the most bizarre thing you have ever done (in college, high school, etc)?
41. What is the most bizarre thing you have ever done (in college, high school, etc)?
42. What is the most unusual occurrence in your life in the past (x amount of time)?
42. What is the most unusual occurrence in your life in the past (x amount of time)?
43. Which organizations do you belong to?
43. Which organizations do you belong to?
44. What are your plans for a family?
44. What are your plans for a family?
45. If could not be a physician, what career would you choose?
45. If could not be a physician, what career would you choose?
46. Why choose to be a doctor?
46. Why choose to be a doctor?
47. How do you make important decisions?
47. How do you make important decisions?
48. Are you a risk taker or safety minded?
48. Are you a risk taker or safety minded?
49. What made you choose your undergraduate major?
49. What made you choose your undergraduate major?
50. How did you select undergraduate college and medical school?
50. How did you select undergraduate college and medical school?
51. What were the major deficiencies in your medical school training? How would you plan to remedy this?
51. What were the major deficiencies in your medical school training? How would you plan to remedy this?
52. If you could begin your schooling again, what would you change?
52. If you could begin your schooling again, what would you change?
53. Have you ever dropped a class, why?
53. Have you ever dropped a class, why?
54. Have you ever quit or been fired from a job?
54. Have you ever quit or been fired from a job?
55. Biggest failures in life and what have you done to ensure that they won’t happen again?
55. Biggest failures in life and what have you done to ensure that they won’t happen again?
56. Have you always done the best work of which you are capable?
56. Have you always done the best work of which you are capable?
57. Which types of people do you have problems working with?
57. Which types of people do you have problems working with?
58. What qualities drive you crazy in colleagues?
58. What qualities drive you crazy in colleagues?
59. Describe the best/worst attending with whom you have ever worked?
59. Describe the best/worst attending with whom you have ever worked?
60. Do you prefer to work under supervision or on your own?
60. Do you prefer to work under supervision or on your own?
61. With which patients do you have trouble dealing?
61. With which patients do you have trouble dealing?
62. How do you normally handle conflict?
62. How do you normally handle conflict?
63. How do you respond when you have problems with someone?
63. How do you respond when you have problems with someone?
64. What do you do if someone senior tells you to do something you know is wrong?
64. What do you do if someone senior tells you to do something you know is wrong?
65. With what subject/rotation did you have the most difficulty?
65. With what subject/rotation did you have the most difficulty?
66. Why do you want to go into this specialty?
66. Why do you want to go into this specialty?
67. What would you be willing to sacrifice to become a physician in this specialty?
67. What would you be willing to sacrifice to become a physician in this specialty?
68. What is the greatest sacrifice you have already made to get to where you are?
68. What is the greatest sacrifice you have already made to get to where you are?
69. If your chosen specialty did not exist, what would you do?
69. If your chosen specialty did not exist, what would you do?
70. How much did lifestyle considerations fit into your choice of specialty?
70. How much did lifestyle considerations fit into your choice of specialty?
71. Why did you apply to this program?
71. Why did you apply to this program?
72. What qualities are you looking for in a program?
72. What qualities are you looking for in a program?
73. What interests you most about this program?
73. What interests you most about this program?
74. What have you heard about our program that you don’t like?
74. What have you heard about our program that you don’t like?
75. Are you applying here because it is a familiar environment?
75. Are you applying here because it is a familiar environment?
76. What will be the toughest aspect of this specialty for you?
76. What will be the toughest aspect of this specialty for you?
77. How will you handle the least interesting or least pleasant parts of this specialty’s practice?78. What qualities are most important in this specialty?
77. How will you handle the least interesting or least pleasant parts of this specialty’s practice?78. What qualities are most important in this specialty?
79. What kind of qualities does a person need to be an effective physician?
79. What kind of qualities does a person need to be an effective physician?
80. Why should we take you over other applicants?
80. Why should we take you over other applicants?
81. What can you add to our program?
81. What can you add to our program?
82. What computer experience do you have?
82. What computer experience do you have?
83. Describe your ideal residency program?
83. Describe your ideal residency program?
84. What is your energy level like?
84. What is your energy level like?
85. How many hours of sleep do you require each night?
85. How many hours of sleep do you require each night?
86. How well do you function under pressure?
86. How well do you function under pressure?
87. How do you handle stress?
87. How do you handle stress?
88. Can you handle stress without the resources you are accustomed to relying on?
88. Can you handle stress without the resources you are accustomed to relying on?
89. Tell me about the patient from who you learned the most?
89. Tell me about the patient from who you learned the most?
90. Most memorable experience in medical school/college?
90. Most memorable experience in medical school/college?
91. What errors have you made in patient care?
91. What errors have you made in patient care?
92. Greatest fear about practicing medicine?
92. Greatest fear about practicing medicine?
93. Where do you see yourself in 5-10 years?
93. Where do you see yourself in 5-10 years?
94. How do you see the delivery of health care evolving in the 21st century?
94. How do you see the delivery of health care evolving in the 21st century?
95. Is health care a right or a privilege?
95. Is health care a right or a privilege?
96. What problems will our specialty face in the next 5-10 years?
96. What problems will our specialty face in the next 5-10 years?
97. What would you do if the house staff had a strike?
97. What would you do if the house staff had a strike?
98. What do you think of what’s happening in mid east? Congress? Economy?
98. What do you think of what’s happening in mid east? Congress? Economy?
99. Teach me something non-medical in 5 minutes?
99. Teach me something non-medical in 5 minutes?
100. Where else have you interviewed?
100. Where else have you interviewed?
101. What if you don’t match?
101. What if you don’t match?
102. Can you think of anything else you would like to add?
102. Can you think of anything else you would like to add?
103. How do you deal/cope with failure, give example?
103. How do you deal/cope with failure, give example?
104. What was your favorite course in medical school?
104. What was your favorite course in medical school?
105. Describe a conflict you had with someone and how it was resolved?
105. Describe a conflict you had with someone and how it was resolved?
106. Describe something that was very difficult in your life, how you dealt with it, and what you learned from it?
106. Describe something that was very difficult in your life, how you dealt with it, and what you learned from it?
107. What needs to be changed in our health care system?
107. What needs to be changed in our health care system?
108. How can you do your job more effectively?
108. How can you do your job more effectively?
109. What is the most pressing problem in medicine today?
109. What is the most pressing problem in medicine today?
110. What is the most rewarding thing you have ever done?
110. What is the most rewarding thing you have ever done?
111. Tell me some of your successes?
111. Tell me some of your successes?
112. Tell me some of your failures?
112. Tell me some of your failures?
113. How do you show your commitment to medicine?
113. How do you show your commitment to medicine?
114. Who is the most influential in your life?
114. Who is the most influential in your life?
115. What is the worst thing that has ever happened to you?
115. What is the worst thing that has ever happened to you?
116. What do you do for fun?
116. What do you do for fun?
117. When did you decide you wanted to be a physician?
117. When did you decide you wanted to be a physician?
118. Where do you see yourself in 10 years?
118. Where do you see yourself in 10 years?
119. What leadership roles have you held?
119. What leadership roles have you held?
120. What are the biggest problems in medicine and in your chosen specialty?
120. What are the biggest problems in medicine and in your chosen specialty?
121. What do you think of socialized medicine?
121. What do you think of socialized medicine?
122. Do you know how hard residency is?
122. Do you know how hard residency is?
123. Do you want research to be a part of your career?
123. Do you want research to be a part of your career?
124. What is your most important accomplishment?
124. What is your most important accomplishment?
125. What makes you different from everyone else?
125. What makes you different from everyone else?
126. What do you expect out of your residency?
126. What do you expect out of your residency?
127. What is your most important lesson learned from childhood?
127. What is your most important lesson learned from childhood?
128. What do you expect will be the hardest part of residency for you?
128. What do you expect will be the hardest part of residency for you?
129. Who in your family are you closest to?
129. Who in your family are you closest to?
130. What makes you happy?
130. What makes you happy?
131. What makes you sad?
131. What makes you sad?
132. What makes you unique?
132. What makes you unique?
133. Is there anything else not in application that you want to tell me?
133. Is there anything else not in application that you want to tell me?
134. How do your friends describe you?
134. How do your friends describe you?
135. 3 people you would invite to dinner and why?
135. 3 people you would invite to dinner and why?
136. Describe important relationships you have had with people?
136. Describe important relationships you have had with people?
137. Anything else you want to tell me about yourself?
137. Anything else you want to tell me about yourself?
138. What was your most difficult challenge in life?
138. What was your most difficult challenge in life?
139. Why do you want to come here?
139. Why do you want to come here?
140. What are some challenges that will face this specialty?
140. What are some challenges that will face this specialty?
141. What motivates you?
141. What motivates you?
142. Why are you here?
142. Why are you here?
143 - 1. What types of non-clinical responsibilities are there? (Research, projects, writing, administrative)
143 - 1. What types of non-clinical responsibilities are there? (Research, projects, writing, administrative)
143 - 2. What research projects are the faculty and residents currently working on? How is funding obtained? Who gets first authorship?
143 - 2. What research projects are the faculty and residents currently working on? How is funding obtained? Who gets first authorship?
143 - 3. Is there time to do research? If you need to present at a national conference, will the department pay for your way there?
143 - 3. Is there time to do research? If you need to present at a national conference, will the department pay for your way there?
143 - 4. Is there training in administrative and legal aspects? Is there hands-on experience dealing with insurance, billing, contracts, hiring?
143 - 4. Is there training in administrative and legal aspects? Is there hands-on experience dealing with insurance, billing, contracts, hiring?
143 - 5. What are the population demographics? (Indigent, insured, etc)
143 - 5. What are the population demographics? (Indigent, insured, etc)
143 - 6. Who does specific procedures? How is that delegated?
143 - 6. Who does specific procedures? How is that delegated?
143 - 7. Is there conference time? Is it protected time?
143 - 7. Is there conference time? Is it protected time?
143a 8. What is the amount of exposure and experience in other specialties?
143a 8. What is the amount of exposure and experience in other specialties?
143a 9. What is the underlying philosophy of the program? What is the mission statement for the program?
143a 9. What is the underlying philosophy of the program? What is the mission statement for the program?
143a 10. Are there any required/provided certifications? (ACLS, ATLS, PALS/APLS)
143a 10. Are there any required/provided certifications? (ACLS, ATLS, PALS/APLS)
143a 11. Are there any skills labs?
143a 11. Are there any skills labs?
143a 12. How are procedures recorded and credentialed?
143a 12. How are procedures recorded and credentialed?
144a 1. Where are your graduates? Geographic areas? Academic vs. community?
144a 1. Where are your graduates? Geographic areas? Academic vs. community?
144a 2. How have your graduates done on the board exam? Did all pass on the first time? How did they do on oral exams?
144a 2. How have your graduates done on the board exam? Did all pass on the first time? How did they do on oral exams?
144a 3. How have residents done on in-service exams?
144a 3. How have residents done on in-service exams?
144a 4. Any new faculty coming on? Any leaving?
144a 4. Any new faculty coming on? Any leaving?
144a 5. Type of resident evaluations? How often? How is feedback supplied to residents?
144a 5. Type of resident evaluations? How often? How is feedback supplied to residents?
144a 6. What changes if any do you anticipate in the program’s curriculum? Why?
144a 6. What changes if any do you anticipate in the program’s curriculum? Why?
144a 7. Have any residents left the program? Did they enter the same field elsewhere? Why did they leave?
144a 7. Have any residents left the program? Did they enter the same field elsewhere? Why did they leave?
144a 8. Do you help graduates find jobs? How do you accomplish this – counseling sessions, faculty contacts? Will faculty review job offers with residents?
144a 8. Do you help graduates find jobs? How do you accomplish this – counseling sessions, faculty contacts? Will faculty review job offers with residents?
144a 9. What are the weaknesses of this program and how are they being improved?
144a 9. What are the weaknesses of this program and how are they being improved?
144a 10. What are the strengths of this program?
144a 10. What are the strengths of this program?
144a 11. I am very interested in your program, what else can I do as an applicant?
144a 11. I am very interested in your program, what else can I do as an applicant?
144a 12. What can I expect from you as a resident in your program?
144a 12. What can I expect from you as a resident in your program?
144a 13. What do you expect from me as a resident in your program?
144a 13. What do you expect from me as a resident in your program?
144a 14. What are your future plans and how long do you intend to stay here?
144a 14. What are your future plans and how long do you intend to stay here?
144a 15. How are faculty chosen? What are their strengths, weaknesses, interests?
144a 15. How are faculty chosen? What are their strengths, weaknesses, interests?
144a 16. What is your accreditation status?
144a 16. What is your accreditation status?
144a 17. Has the program ever been on probation? If so, why?
144a 17. Has the program ever been on probation? If so, why?
144a 18. How often are you reviewed by the RRC and when is the next review?
144a 18. How often are you reviewed by the RRC and when is the next review?
144a 19. Do you support resident involvement in national associations?
144a 19. Do you support resident involvement in national associations?
144a 20. How many national conferences do residents get to attend and when?
144a 20. How many national conferences do residents get to attend and when?
144a 21. Does the program pay dues to specialty academic societies (e.g. AMA)
144a 21. Does the program pay dues to specialty academic societies (e.g. AMA)
144a 22. What processes are in place to deal with issues for residents?
144a 22. What processes are in place to deal with issues for residents?
144a 23. What is their policy on maternity/paternity leave?
144a 23. What is their policy on maternity/paternity leave?
144a 24. How are the residents treated by the ancillary staff?
144a 24. How are the residents treated by the ancillary staff?
145a 1. What contact will I have with faculty and how often?
145a 1. What contact will I have with faculty and how often?
145a 2. How is the faculty coverage?
145a 2. How is the faculty coverage?
145a 3. How involved are faculty on their cases?
145a 3. How involved are faculty on their cases?
145a 4. How often do you want faculty input but find it’s unavailable?
145a 4. How often do you want faculty input but find it’s unavailable?
145a 5. Who teaches – senior resident, attending, both? Do you feel you have the opportunity to teach as a senior resident?
145a 5. Who teaches – senior resident, attending, both? Do you feel you have the opportunity to teach as a senior resident?
145a 6. How much didactic time is there? How much time is spent in lectures, seminars, journal clubs?
145a 6. How much didactic time is there? How much time is spent in lectures, seminars, journal clubs?
145a 7. What has higher priority: Attending conference or clinical duties?
145a 7. What has higher priority: Attending conference or clinical duties?
145a 8. What are the types of clinical experiences I can expect?
145a 8. What are the types of clinical experiences I can expect?
145a 9. Are there struggles between services for procedures?
145a 9. Are there struggles between services for procedures?
145a 10. Is it difficult to obtain consults from other services?11.What is a typical patient census?
145a 10. Is it difficult to obtain consults from other services?11.What is a typical patient census?
145a 12. Have graduates felt comfortable performing all necessary procedures by the time they graduate?
145a 12. Have graduates felt comfortable performing all necessary procedures by the time they graduate?
145a 13. What type of procedural experience is there?
145a 13. What type of procedural experience is there?
145a 14. Will I have time to read?
145a 14. Will I have time to read?
145a 15. What type of support staff is available? Who starts IV, blood draws, clerical work, takes patient tox-ray? How often do you wheel patients to X-Ray?
145a 15. What type of support staff is available? Who starts IV, blood draws, clerical work, takes patient tox-ray? How often do you wheel patients to X-Ray?
145a 16. What is the call schedule? Is it home call or hospital call?
145a 16. What is the call schedule? Is it home call or hospital call?
145a 17. What is the patient population like? (Indigent, insured, HIV, penetrating/blunt trauma?)
145a 17. What is the patient population like? (Indigent, insured, HIV, penetrating/blunt trauma?)
145a 18. Do the residents go out as a group? Are the events for all residents or just those in the program?
145a 18. Do the residents go out as a group? Are the events for all residents or just those in the program?
145a 19. How often do social events occur? Any activities of special interest to residents?
145a 19. How often do social events occur? Any activities of special interest to residents?
145a 20. Are the majority of residents here married or single, any with kids?
145a 20. Are the majority of residents here married or single, any with kids?
145a 21. Where do people live?
145a 21. Where do people live?
145a 22. Is parking a problem?
145a 22. Is parking a problem?
145a 23. What if there is a problem, will the program stand up for the resident?
145a 23. What if there is a problem, will the program stand up for the resident?
145a 24. How are shifts done? What is their length? Advance from days to evenings to nights? Night float?
145a 24. How are shifts done? What is their length? Advance from days to evenings to nights? Night float?
145a 25. Are there any away electives? Where?
145a 25. Are there any away electives? Where?
145a 26. Is there research time? How much and what is required?
145a 26. Is there research time? How much and what is required?
145a 27. What are the weaknesses of the program and how are they being improved?
145a 27. What are the weaknesses of the program and how are they being improved?
145a 28. What is the one thing you would improve at this program if you could?
145a 28. What is the one thing you would improve at this program if you could?
145a 29. Are you happy here?
145a 29. Are you happy here?