Hospital Tech/Intern Interview

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Sparda29

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I have an interview at Montefiore Medical Center next Tuesday. Should I dress up the same way I dressed up for the CVS interview (slacks and a button up shirt), or like the way I dressed up for the pharmacy school interview (suit). Although, its very likely that I'm also going to be doing my Hospital IPPE and APPEs at Montefiore, my clinical/therapeutics professor (favorite professor) is a pharmacist there, so I have a pretty good reference to bank on. And I have a classmate that works there as well.

I wore a suit to an interview I had at New York Presbyterian Hospital and I felt like I dressed up way too much when I saw the way the pharmacists were dressed there (t-shirt + jeans). I don't think I'm getting the New York Presbyterian job since they think it might be too much of a commute for me, even though I'm willing to drive to Westchester, and I don't have any week day availability for training.
 
I have an interview at Montefiore Medical Center next Tuesday. Should I dress up the same way I dressed up for the CVS interview (slacks and a button up shirt), or like the way I dressed up for the pharmacy school interview (suit). Although, its very likely that I'm also going to be doing my Hospital IPPE and APPEs at Montefiore, my clinical/therapeutics professor (favorite professor) is a pharmacist there, so I have a pretty good reference to bank on. And I have a classmate that works there as well.

I wore a suit to an interview I had at New York Presbyterian Hospital and I felt like I dressed up way too much when I saw the way the pharmacists were dressed there (t-shirt + jeans). I don't think I'm getting the New York Presbyterian job since they think it might be too much of a commute for me, even though I'm willing to drive to Westchester, and I don't have any week day availability for training.

Suit all the way...better to err on the side of caution.
 
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