This blog post was prepared as part of a presentation I was invited to give to the Academy of Surgical Educators for the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons as well as a lead in for a presentation to the Australian and New Zealand Prevocational Medical Education Forum
Things to consider when looking for an interview coach for doctor interviews include experience and training, as well as panel member experience.
A summary of the recent video webinar on researching, preparing, framing and practicing for your medical job interview.
But what do you do if someone asks you discriminatory questions (in the middle of an interview for a medical job that you really want)?
Last year there was much discussion (and rightly so) about the topic of discriminatory selection practices and illegal interview questions that occur in medical training.
We wanted to write a post to remind both panel members and candidates that there are certain questions that you should not ask in an interview.
The Implications for Medical CV design, structure and content We recently hosted an evening webinar on the Medical CV. 70 trainee doctor registrant learnt how
We recently recorded a “how to put together a medical trainee CV video” (Resume). There’s tremendous interest in the topic of how to put together
Those who know me know that I am a big fan of Robert Sutton‘s classic book on Workplace Civility (The No Asshole Rule). In this
A hearty congratulations to making it to this exciting phase of your career. Around Australia and New Zealand January is the time of year that
Dr Matthew Links goes over a few pointers for ensuring that your CV is well written and stands out
The purpose of having a career goal statement is to give you a clear and inspiring direction for the future. The reason you may wish