
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine Interview Questions
& Process
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and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Assistant Director
I had 6 interviews over two months with 6 different people. This included a panel interview, an interview with the hiring manager, and a final interview with the head of the department. I never heard back after the final interview, even though the department head said I'd hear by the end of the week. I sent two follow-up emails and got no response. I eventually sent an email withdrawing my application because the lack of communication during the interview process made me question what it would be like to work there. It felt disrespectful and like a waste of my time and energy, especially since I turned down other opportunities for this position. Lesson learned.
No confirmed questions were included in this interview report.
Associate Registrar
Applied March 17th. Got an email for an interview request April 2nd. Interview was rescheduled by them. Five people were meant to be on the zoom call, only four showed up. It took 15 minutes before everyone was ready to interview me. Questions were difficult and lengthy. All questions were at least three parts. They kept saying this was the last question, it was not. There were probably 12 questions in total. Two weeks later, was rejected. Waste of time.
- Can you share an instance where you disagreed with a process but were unable to change it? How did you handle it? What steps did you take to discuss it with your manager?
- Tell me about a time when something like this occurred. What actions did you take? What would you do differently next time?
Medical Student
The interview was conducted in a fair and comfortable manner. I was interviewed by a fourth-year medical student and a doctor. All the questions led to a personal conversation. I was pleased with how it went!
- Can you tell us something about yourself?
- What is the meaning of DO?
- Why are you interested in pursuing medicine?
Associate
I had a screening call with HR, then a 1st interview, and after that a 2nd interview. The first and second interviews were pretty long and had questions that had multiple parts. They asked about what success looks like in the role and mentioned needing to be 'hungry' for it.
- Can you tell me about a situation where you had to deviate from company policy, and explain your reasoning?
- What does success look like for this position?
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine Interview Questions
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“What is the meaning of DO?”
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