interview books

[premedstudent?]

any one know of any other places (ie. books) where I can find interview information (such as questions) other then this site?
Thanks

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[premedstudent?]

I did a search on this site and came up with 20-25 titles...which of course I don't have time to read. Anyone recommend one or two good books to prepare for the interview. Thanks

 

[drumming207]

I just read Severed Trust: Why American Medicine Hasn't Been Fixed. It is an interesting read and has really helped me out at interviews.

 

[ATPase]

Understanding Health Policy by Bodenheimer and Grumbach. Explains HMOs, managed care, health care in the U.S. vs. that in Britain and other countries., etc. It's basically a small textbook. Great resource.

 

[ATPase]

Also, if you're looking for books with generic interview questions actually listed, check out some of the "Getting Into Medical School" type books that are out there. I know Princeton Review's Guide to Medical Schools has lots of sample interview questions.

 

[evescadeceus]

I like The Big Fix: How The Pharmaceutical Industry Rips Off American Consumers, published this year. I'm learning a ton of stuff I didn't know.

 

[Aptamer]

I've read Severed Trust last year as well...one of the best books on the state of our healthcare system; that is, problems, etiology, and possible sol'ns to the our health care crisis.