Interview resources

[NotAnotherPreMed]

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Hi guys,
So I'm probably in the same boat that a lot of you are in at this time - more or less done with all secondaries and waiting for decisions. In such a state and with the free time I have before school starts, I was wondering if people could suggest resources for interview prep. Or perhaps to educate oneself further on common medical ethics/ current healthcare scenario topics. Anything relevant would be appreciated!

 

[Spector1]

The Medical School Interview: Winning Strategies from Admissions Faculty by Desai

http://idebate.org/debatabase

 

[Goro]

Read this:
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/goro’s-guide-to-interviews.1097033/

Hi guys,
So I'm probably in the same boat that a lot of you are in at this time - more or less done with all secondaries and waiting for decisions. In such a state and with the free time I have before school starts, I was wondering if people could suggest resources for interview prep. Or perhaps to educate oneself further on common medical ethics/ current healthcare scenario topics. Anything relevant would be appreciated!

 

[NotAnotherPreMed]

Read this:
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/goro’s-guide-to-interviews.1097033/

I already read that! It was a great starting point in terms of the skills I need to demonstrate and things I should avoid. I was looking to get more concrete resources like perhaps articles/books or something of the sort to help me achieve the goals outlined in your post.

 

[aopser]

Does anyone know of resources with good MMI practice questions?

 

[steelersfan1243]

Does anyone know of resources with good MMI practice questions?

This is what my pre med advisor provided us:

http://multipleminiinterview.com/mmi-questions/

http://multipleminiinterview.com/
http://www.vtc.vt.edu/education/news/multimedia/vtc-mmi-explanation.html

Side note: Could everyone look at the last video? Isnt there something about either the dress code or atmosphere that makes it cringeworthy to watch?

Hi guys,
So I'm probably in the same boat that a lot of you are in at this time - more or less done with all secondaries and waiting for decisions. In such a state and with the free time I have before school starts, I was wondering if people could suggest resources for interview prep. Or perhaps to educate oneself further on common medical ethics/ current healthcare scenario topics. Anything relevant would be appreciated!

Spoiler

OP Im assuming you already watched the above?