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Neuro-Oncology Fellowship

Washington, District of Columbia

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Classic interviewThe questions every program asks, and a few about your specialtyBehavioral and ethicsConflict, mistakes, pressure and hard calls, answered as storiesInternational graduateVisa, gaps, US clinical experience and why train in the USOff-cycle or transferWhy now, why you left, and whether you can start mid-year

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EasyA warm interviewer, no follow-ups. For a first runMediumWarm, with a follow-up when an answer is thin. Most interviewsHardA probing interviewer who presses for specifics and follows up more

Quick5 questions, about 10 minutesFull8 questions, about 20 minutes

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