At the time of the interview invite, I was out-of-state and Cornerstone was very flexible with scheduling a remote interview. The interview duration was 30 minutes. Two interviewers took turns asking me 3-4 questions. I was then left with plenty of time to ask clarifying questions about the position. While I was extremely nervous going into the interview, I felt comfortable with the two interviewers and they seemed engaged in what I was saying. I selected 'no' to getting an offer because I am currently still in the process of being selected/deselected for the position. Immediately after interviewing, I was asked to complete a background check.

My interview happened a while ago but the process is still the same. I got a tour of the building. That was followed by an interview. It ended with some time to shadow a client and a therapist.