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

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Use The STARR Technique

The way you structure your answers at your medicine interview is critically important. This is because it prevents you from rambling and ensures you cover key points. We recommend using the STARR acronym:

  • Situation: One brief line outlining the example
  • Task: What was involved?
  • Action: How you approached and performed the task
  • Result: What was the outcome/achievement?
  • Reflection: What did you learn and how will you apply it?

For example: Tell me about a time when you have successfully demonstrated leadership skills?

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