What do stations at interview comprise of and what knowledge/competencies are most frequently assessed?
Interviews typically last for a minimum of 30 minutes. The interview panel’s main aim is to find out whether you meet the requirements of the person specification for the post for which you are applying, and to make sure that only the best candidates are selected in this highly competitive process. The structure and content of interviews will vary across deaneries, specialties and levels. The interview could include a scenario where you are asked to respond to a clinical professional situation. This could be through oral questions or through a written exercise before you meet the interview panel. In some instances, you may be asked to demonstrate a practical skill. The invitation to interview will explain what will be required from you at the interview.