
Connect Pediatrics Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 4 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Connect Pediatrics.
Speech Language Pathologist
I interviewed with this company about a year ago and they were interested but ghosted me. I reapplied recently and spoke to a recruiter who said he'd pass my info along. I never heard back again.
- Can you tell me about your experiences?
Patient Care Assistant
It was an interesting interview process. I talked with about 5 people. The staff were really nice. It was more of a chat, and I was given a lot of information about the role and company benefits. There was also a lot of information about how to progress in the company.
- What are your career progression goals?
Speech-Language Pathologist
I had an online interview over GoogleMeets with the Director of Therapy, the Therapy Manager (who is an SLP), and their Lead SLP. The whole process was pretty quick and easy. They gave me info on benefits, what caseloads to expect, salary, and the type of patients I'd be seeing.
- Could you tell me about your experience with feeding and swallowing issues in children?
Registered Nurse
I was contacted for an interview and scheduled it right away. I went in and the recruiter was nice and asked regular interview questions. When it was time to see the schedule to understand how it works, he seemed annoyed that I didn't commit immediately. He said he could have a manager contact me but I didn't want to commit right then since what you pick is permanent. He then became cold and said he'd email me the schedule to review, but never did, even after I asked again. A few days later, I got a message that I was passed to someone else, and still no schedule. I was looking for part-time work and this company has great reviews. If you weren't interested in me, you could have been much more professional. Wasted time and disappointed.
- What makes you want to work in pediatrics?
Connect Pediatrics Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Connect Pediatrics interview reports.
“What makes you want to work in pediatrics?”
Read reports →“Could you tell me about your experience with feeding and swallowing issues in children?”
Read reports →“What are your career progression goals?”
Read reports →“Can you tell me about your experiences?”
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Across all 4 Connect Pediatrics interview reports.