Second interview

[Pedscardfellow1234]

Hello
I'm a fellow applying for jobs. After I interviewed at a medium sized hospital and gave references, they sent an email asking for a second interview.
What does this mean?
Does this mean one of the references might have said something not nice?
What should I expect?
They said in the email expect a full day interview which we had already with first interview
Thanks

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[GoSpursGo]

Second interview means they’re very serious about offering you the job.

It’s routine, first interview is a screener, 2nd is where you guys close the deal if you both like each other. Good luck

 

[Oso]

It means you’ve proceeded to the next stage, it’s the second stage of the interview. Is it in person?

 

[Pedscardfellow1234]

It means you’ve proceeded to the next stage, it’s the second stage of the interview. Is it in person?

Yes

 

[Pedscardfellow1234]

It means you’ve proceeded to the next stage, it’s the second stage of the interview. Is it in person?

I don't think the plan was to have a second interview.... That's why I'm asking

 

[Pedscardfellow1234]

It was 1 week after talking to references

 

[oldbearprofessor]

It was 1 week after talking to references

You've been given correct information. Faculty and even many private jobs will almost always do a second interview, sometimes even a third. But, they should have made that clear during the first interview. If you'd gotten a bad reference, they wouldn't have asked to talk to you again in all probability.

 

[Pedscardfellow1234]

Thank you very much.
Thank you all.
I'll hope for the best!

 

[GoSpursGo]

Good luck! Getting a second interview is definitely a good sign.

 

[Pedscardfellow1234]

Another question, want does the credentialing process include for employment?
Thanks I'm advance

 

[GoSpursGo]

Another question, want does the credentialing process include for employment?
Thanks I'm advance

Differs from place to place. Probably need to get copies of your diplomas, board certifications, etc. Completion of your new state license. DEA. Things like that

 

[Pedscardfellow1234]

Just my med school and then US credentials correct? Nothing from my experience overseas?
Thanks

 

[GoSpursGo]

I'm honestly not sure. I'm sure they can tell you

 

[mvenus929]

Just my med school and then US credentials correct? Nothing from my experience overseas?
Thanks

One of my colleagues worked overseas between residency and fellowship and one of the hospitals that we are credentialled at had someone go to her place of residence overseas to ensure that she lived there. But I do not believe she had the same experience at the other two hospitals that we are credentialed at.