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(MD(Res) MBBS FRCS SpR in General Surgery, North West Thames Rotation, London Deanery, Honorary Research Fellow in Vascular Surgery at Imperial College London, London, UK),
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  • Ilmumisaeg: 02-Jun-2008
  • Kirjastus: Royal Society of Medicine Press Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 185315816X
  • ISBN-13: 9781853158162
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 152 pages, kõrgus x laius: 234x156 mm, kaal: 272 g
  • Sari: Get Through
  • Ilmumisaeg: 02-Jun-2008
  • Kirjastus: Royal Society of Medicine Press Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 185315816X
  • ISBN-13: 9781853158162
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Get Through Postgraduate Medical Interviews aims to forearm candidates with practical advice on how to maximize their chances of success in the postgraduate medical interview. Following short-listing, the interview is the final and often the toughest hurdle standing between a candidate and their career path of choice. For many candidates there will only be 'one shot' and competition is likely to be fierce.
Formatted in a style that lends itself to easy reading and information access, this book systematically and logically examines the entire interview process from start to finish, dispelling common myths and advising the candidate on how to prepare, what to expect and what will be expected of them. It gives guidance on commonly encountered 'hot interview topics' and advice on ways to approach the 'awkward' interview question. It also gives guidance on constructing a portfolio, as well as a CV, and tips on how to sell your best attributes and maximize your chances of success.
Get Through Postgraduate Medical Interviews is an essential text for all junior doctors to help them through this very stressful time.

Presents candidates with practical advice on how to maximise their chances of success in the postgraduate medical interview. This book logically examines the interview process from start to finish, dispelling common myths and advising the candidate on how to prepare, what to expect and what will be expected of them.

Get Through Postgraduate Medical Interviews aims to arm candidates with practical advice on how to maximise their chances of success in the postgraduate medical interview. Following short-listing, the interview is the final and often the toughest hurdle standing between a candidate and their career path of choice. For many candidates there will only be "one shot" and competition is likely to be fierce. Formatted in a style that lends itself to easy reading and information access, this book systematically and logically examines the entire interview process from start to finish, dispelling common myths and advising the candidate on how to prepare, what to expect and what will be expected of them. It gives guidance on commonly encountered "hot interview topics" and advice on ways to approach the "awkward" interview question. It also gives guidance on constructing a portfolio as well as a CV and tips on how to sell your best attributes and maximise your chances of success. Get Through Postgraduate Medical Interviews is an essential text for all junior doctors to help them through this very stressful time.
Preface v
1 Introduction
1(10)
The purpose of the interview
1(1)
What is MMC?
1(1)
The application process
2(1)
Recruitment in 2008
2(1)
Run-through training and the transition
3(2)
Closed versus open interviews
5(1)
National selection
5(1)
What are speciality schools?
5(1)
What is the National Recruitment Office for general practice training?
6(1)
Assessing the competition
6(2)
Overseas graduates
8(1)
Academic clinical fellowships
9(1)
Deferred entry
9(1)
Flexible training
9(2)
2 Before the interview
Deciding level of entry into speciality training
11(6)
Your application form
17(1)
The process of selection
18(1)
Getting ahead
19(2)
3 Your portfolio
What is a portfolio?
21(1)
Your curriculum vitae
22(4)
Logbooks
26(1)
Exam certificates
26(1)
Presentations and posters presented at learned meetings
27(1)
Abstracts, papers and audit projects
27(1)
Your personal development plan or educational contract
27(1)
A statement of personal values and aims
28(1)
Records of in-training assessment
28(1)
Workplace based assessments
29(3)
Reflective logs of activities and experience
32(1)
4 The interview
What to take
33(2)
What to expect and interview styles
35(1)
Marking the candidate
35(1)
Other types of interview
36(1)
General interview tips for on the day
37(1)
Common interview myths
38(5)
5 Hot interview topics
Helpful pointers
43(1)
Academic research, publications and teaching
44(1)
Academic research
44(1)
Publications
45(3)
Other Key areas within this section
48(7)
Teaching
55(3)
Clinical governance, audit and management
58(1)
Clinical governance
58(7)
Audit
65(3)
Management
68(10)
Other important areas within this section
78(1)
Regulation of the medical profession
78(2)
Management within the NHS
80(3)
NHS initiatives and reforms
83(11)
Clinical experience, motivation and personality
94(2)
Clinical knowledge and expertise
96(10)
Behavioural questions
106(1)
Generic questions
106(15)
6 Difficult interview questions
121(8)
7 Other types of interview
Portfolio-based interviews
129(1)
Assessment of communication skills at interview
130(1)
Assessment of practical skills at interview
131(1)
Assessing presentation skills at interview
131(4)
8 After the interview
So you got the job...
135(2)
So you didn't get the job...
137(2)
Index 139
Kaji Sritharan MBBS BSc MRCS (Eng) Specialist Registrar in General Surgery, Northwest Thames Rotation, London & Honorary Clinical Research Fellow, Division of Surgery, Oncology, Reproductive Biology and Anaesthetics, Imperial College London

Nigel Standfield MBBS FRCS FRCS (Ed.) Head of the London School of Surgical Specialties, London Deanery; and Consultant Vascular Surgeon & Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer, Imperial Academic Health Sciences Centre, London