Private Practice Interview Questions
& Process

We had an online talk. First, they asked me to talk about myself and my work experience. This might seem straightforward, but it's important to prepare for it. The goal isn't to list your entire work or personal history. Instead, you should give a concise and compelling pitch that clearly shows why you're a great fit for the job. One approach is to use a present, past, future formula. Start with your current role, including its scope and maybe a major accomplishment. Then, discuss your background and relevant experience that led you here. Finally, explain why you're interested in and would be perfect for this specific role. For example, you could say something like, 'I'm currently an account executive at Smith, managing our top clients. Previously, I worked at an agency on major national healthcare brands. While I enjoyed that work, I'm eager to focus more deeply on one healthcare company, which is why I'm excited about this opportunity with Metro Health Center.' Following that, there was a question about walking me through my resume. Similar to 'Tell me about yourself,' this is a common opening question. However, instead of focusing on skills that make you best for the position, this question asks you to group your qualifications by past jobs and tell your career story. You could present this chronologically, perhaps sharing an anecdote about what started you on this path. Or, like with 'Tell me about yourself,' you can begin with your current job, discuss what led you here, and where you're headed next. Regardless of the approach, when discussing your past and present, emphasize your most relevant experiences and accomplishments for this job, and conclude by talking about the future, connecting your past and present to show why this job should be your next step.

It started with a phone interview, lasting about 30 minutes. Then there was a background and reference check. After that, an in-person interview for about 1-2 hours. A informal offer and contract negotiations happened next, which was formal offer contingent upon trial. Lastly, trial days, which are 3 to 5 days, paid.

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I had a technical interview that seemed to go really well, and I felt like I answered everything correctly. The recruiter also seemed pretty happy with my answers and I got to ask them some questions which they answered too. Overall, I'd say it was a great experience, like a 90 out of 100.