A couple of weeks after I applied for the position, I received an email from a recruiter asking to set up a phone interview. The phone interview lasted about 10 min and she asked very basic questions just to get to know me. We proceeded to set up a video interview for later in the week. The video interview was with the recruiter where she went on to ask me questions about the company and also situational questions from past experiences. For the situational questions I was required to answer using the STAR method (important to know what this is). The video interview lasted around 30 min and once it was complete, we set up a date for me to come in and meet with two Administrative Coordinators and the recruiter, herself. I met with the recruiter first and it was a very brief conversation. She provided me with helpful interview tips that will help make the interview go a lot smoother. The interview with the Administrative Coordinators lasted around an hour and I had to responded using the STAR method. That interview went well and the following week I met with the Doctor I would be working for. The Doctor asked me questions to get to know me and was very nice. Everyone in this hospital is very nice and wants to make sure you are a good fit for the company. The questions were about the hospital, past experiences, and myself. It is important to know what the STAR method is in advance to help you when it comes time to interview.

Process was about 2 weeks, I applied online first and then had a phone screen then a video chat then an in person interview with two managers. I was hired and interviewed with a doctor and her nurse. Have your references on stand by to fill out a survey as it is requested and they might be contacted for verification