Always dress professionally, conservatively, and attire should align with the position you want. This will ensure a positive first impression. Greeting the Interviewer or Interview Panel Even though this sounds simple and straightforward, greeting the interviewer is something that many overly-nervous people forget to do, and it can go a long way. If you notice there are multiple interviewers when you enter the room, greet each of them individually. When you meet the interviewers, don't forget to introduce yourself unless they speak to you by name. Some interviewers will interview so many people that they may not know who you are, so introduce yourself. You should also firmly shake their hands when you greet them as well. Building chemistry with the interviewer or entire interview panel will be necessary; an upbeat and friendly attitude helps gain rapport. Beginning the Interview Remain standing until the interviewer asks you to take a seat. And when you sit down, relax but be careful not to slump or lean on the interviewer's desk.
How did you handle the situation? How do you work under continuous direct supervision? Explain how you react to constructive criticism? Why do you want to work for our practice in particular? Describe a time when you had to work with a difficult patient. How did you handle the situation?
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