What can you tell us about COVID-19 and its impact on the NHS? You may well be asked about COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on the NHS (immediately and in the long term), so make sure you are prepared to answer. Some things to think about are: The long term effects of covid-19 on physical…
What challenges will you face as a doctor? You may well think that a career in medicine is well suited to you but you must show the examiners this by showing that you are serious about being a doctor and that you have done your research- you know that as a doctor you will face…
What are your weaknesses? Although it may be true for you try to steer away from answers such as ‘I am a perfectionist’, as this doesn’t show you being open and honest about an actual negative quality you possess and seems more as though you are trying to dodge the question. Nobody is perfect, everyone…
Why not nursing? This is a commonly asked interview question that applicants seem to have difficulty in answering . The best way to approach this question is to make sure you acknowledge the importance of nurses and that you are aware of the important role they have. Nurses are an integral part of the medical…
Why Medicine? As cliche as it may sound, the best way to answer this question is to be entirely honest. Think about why you really want to do medicine. Of course, if this is related to a personal experience you may have had – for example being hospitalised as a child or having seen/had the…
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