DOCTOR Interview Questions And Answers (How to PASS a Junior Doctor Interview!)

In this video, you will learn how to pass a Doctor interview with Richard McMunn. These are Doctor interview questions in English.
Whether you are being interviewed for a:

- Doctor position with a Medical Center;
- A Junior Doctor interview;
- A Hospital;
- An NHS Trust Doctor interview;
- A Medical School interview.

This video is the perfect preparation for ensuring you are fully prepared!

This video is suitable for both experienced, student and ER doctors and will provide you with tips to make sure you PASS your Doctor's interview!

DOCTOR INTERVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
The following 22 doctor interview questions are the main ones Richard McMunn recommends you prepare for:
Q1. Tell me about yourself?
Q2. Why do you want to become a Doctor?
Q3. Describe a time when you demonstrated a commitment to a medical organization’s values or behaviours?
Q4. How do you react to highly stressful situations?
Q5. How would you deal with conflict between yourself and another member of the medical team?
Q6. What skills and qualities can you bring to the role of a Doctor?
Q7. What steps would you take to ensure the information or treatment you are giving patients is accurate?
Q8. You are consulting a patient and an emergency comes up with another patient in the hospital? What steps would you take?
Q9. Tell me about a time at work when something went wrong whilst you were working as a Doctor, and you took control?
Q10. What made you choose medicine as your chosen field of study, and also which aspects of the role of a Doctor are most appealing to you?
Q11. Which aspects of being a Doctor do you think you will find the most stressful?
Q12. Explain a situation you were in when you used your leadership skills to resolve a difficult patient-related situation?
Q13. Provide an example of when you dealt with a highly stressful and difficult situation at work?
Q14. Tell me about a change you made to medical working practices to improve patient safety?
Q15. Tell me about a time when you had an influence on a senior management decision at a Hospital or Medical Center?
Q16. Professionalism and integrity are very important aspects of being a Doctor. Tell me about a time when you demonstrated integrity and professionalism at work?
Q17. What’s your biggest weakness?
Q18. Describe a time when you resolved conflict within a medical team?
Q19. How would you ensure the quality of patient care is continually improving as a Doctor?
Q20. What is your understanding of confidentiality in the workplace?
Q21. Where do you see yourself in 10 years’ time?
Q22. That’s the end of your Doctor's interview. Do you have any questions for the panel?
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Richard also tells you which questions to ask in a Doctor interview within his comprehensive guide below:

[thelilshareofparadise]

Hello Richard, I discovered your videos 2days prior to my first NHS interview, I tried to inculcate your tips during the interview, I must say, they were pretty impressed even before testing my clinical knowledge. As a result, I GOT THE JOB! thanks for such excellent videos 🙌🏼

[zahraalaradi]

Seriously this is the best job interview video I have watched! Thank you very much!

[dhirazrall]

Actually I applied for zoology, more or less similar questions were asked, my answers were just formal and common, but your answer are really of a professional level

[alicejha]

No matter what people say in this comment, I just want to let you know, you have been awesome. I never went through any session or coaching as my friends did. I have always found your videos quite informative and helpful. You are a legend.

[shamimusman]

I am 14 years old and I am very excited cuz I have selected biology
Thank you this is so helpful ❤️

[renuranatunga]

It is really useful . Thank you so much.

[klysatgd]

Thanks to you man! I can finally create a doctors persona script using your tips for my science project! 👍

[homehere]

This first response to the question sounds a lot like… why should we hire you? Tell me about yourself?….. I’m thinking, just tell the story of how you got to where you are while mentioning your mission, values, visions. Thanks for the video.

[yajcruz]

When you tell something about yourself, I do think that it's good to highlight all the best qualities and traits that you have but you have to show & mention actual events and situations in your life/career where you showed and exemplified those qualities. You have to backup your claims. These experiences give substance to your words and they paint a better picture of who you are and what you are capable of doing. This will help the panel of interviewers choose you above anyone else.

[hanik]

Thank you to produce such perfect sample video. Is it probable that in some cases the interviewee should give a shorter answers replying "tell me about yourself"?

[cheronogloria]

Hello Richard
Thank you
I got the job🎉

[DrKeziahSabu]

This was absolutely helpful! Thank you so much 💓 Subbed!

[ceph-azolin]

BEST VIDEO EVER, HUGE RESPECT FOR YOU

[ravindrashukla]

Great video....Seriously best watched interview video...

[nightapple]

Hello, have you ever had any unexpected incidences at your workplace?? If yes, can you please tell me about that in detail if you don't mind? I have to prepare a school report.

[njs]

My personal issue ! I want to share in this video !! Your questions are really appreciating but answers ??
U should not give the answers some may just mug up and will speak in the interview ! Doctor proffesion is NOT a exam !! Each and every Medical students should give the answers by their own thoughts !! Sry if I said something worng 🙏

[ssmilosevic]

Wow! I have interview tomorrow, by zoom, and this is what I call Big Help. Thank you!!!

[replicakun]

I dont wanna fail, cuz i dont want to disappoint my mother, I wish i could do it

[mandavangad]

Hii sir, nice video of interview !💯💯👍👍

[kinggalant]

With all due respect, the way you've answered the 'tell me about yourself' question is completely wrong. Essentially what they're asking is: "go through your cv". The example you've given is more suited to people probably applying for medical school and not a formal doctor post.

Everyone make sentences/paragraphs using a bunch of adjectives saying how the ideal candidate they are.

What they are looking for are things like:
What you've done clinically (where you're working, which departments have u worked in, what did u achieve from these, etc) what you've achieved academically (any research, any audits, any papers that you've published), and finally what u like/do/good at on a personal level.