Time for Tea with me, Insights into Interviews
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Hi everyone! I really haven’t been on the ball with posting recently, so I’m sorry for that.
This video is all about the interviews, allocations should be coming out soon so WELL DONE if you’ve got one 🌟 it is so much work and you’ve done so well to get here! It was a bit daunting to know what to revise/how to prep for this as it was what I’d been trying to gear up to for a few years, so hopefully this should help you if you’re in the same boat. I hopefully give quite general advice that can be used for all specialisms but I’d really recommend watching the video for your specialism too to see what patients you will be seeing and what kind of tests you’ll be doing!
I hope you all have a fab bank holiday weekend 🌟 stay safe,
Meg
Interviewing for Birmingham genomics soon and nearly cried with relief when you said you were doing the same! Thank you so much!
I really like your communication style, thanks so much for your piece of advice! we really appreciate them!
Thank you, this is very helpful as I have an interview coming up shortly
Thank you so much for doing this video about what to expect and how to prepare. This has been helpful, and very encouraging to me.
This is super helpful, thank you! o you know if being long listed is common? Or do most people get long listed and then the short list is where they hone it down. Thanks :) x
Thanks for the insights, Meg :)
Has STP ever provided STP training in Clinical Nutrition/Dietetics?
Hi Marwa, no worries! I don’t think they have no, all the specialisms are on the NSHCS page 🌟
If I get judged on using filler words, I'll be a bit disappointed lol. My friend had a stutter and managed to stop this by using filler words. I have heard many people use filler words, even people considered debaters like Mr Peterson, he says " you know" quite a lot.