As fall approaches, senior medical students and Emergency Medicine (EM) residency programs alike are beginning to prepare for the upcoming interview season. As part of the process, many programs have current residents interview potential candidates – their future colleagues! For most residents, though they have often been the interviewee, this is the first time they have filled the role of the interviewer. Among all the busy shifts and learning everything you need to know to be an amazing EM physician, there is little time for practice or formal training. To help, we have compiled our top “10 Tips to Become a Successful Interviewer.” Here’s to making this interview season the best one yet!
Meg Pusateri, MD
Chief Resident
Department of Emergency Medicine
University of Louisville
Department of Emergency Medicine
University of Louisville
Latest posts by Meg Pusateri, MD (see all)
- IDEA Series: Partnering with Pathology to Review Deaths in the ED - November 27, 2016
- 10 Tips to Become a Successful Interviewer: Do’s and Don’ts - September 15, 2016
- Top 10 Secrets to Success as an Emergency Medicine Resident - June 21, 2016
Nicole Battaglioli, MD
Champion, 2016-17 ALiEM Chief Resident Incubator
Chief Operating Officer, 2016-19 ALiEM Wellness Think Tank
Assistant Professor of EM
University of Kentucky
@batt_doc
EM Doc- Wellness Think Tank- Wilderness Medicine Lover- Cupcake Connoisseur. Views and opinions are my own. #WellnessTT
Latest posts by Nicole Battaglioli, MD (see all)
- Peer Accountability: A Strategy for Maintaining Commitment to Personal and Professional Obligations - January 10, 2020
- Study: High Prevalence of Physician Burnout Among Emergency Medicine Residents Across the U.S. - March 16, 2019
- Submit an abstract to give a national talk: Resident Wellness Innovation Plenary Session - December 7, 2018
