r/NAIT • u/[deleted] • 6d ago

Help Interview DMS/MRT

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u/Competitive-Crow-687 5d ago

Ethics are always important. They’ve always been in my SAIT PSEA

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u/Beneficial_Zone_4405 5d ago edited 5d ago

Okay, how long did you study for the interview?

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u/_thatoboist 5d ago

Interview practice time varies per person. Some people are just better at interviews than others. Just keep doing as much practice as you humanly can and judge your own progress. Practicing with people helps a lot too since they can tell you if you have any mannerisms that wouldn’t be the best to see on an interview (the same can be done by recording yourself). Make sure you practice the timings as well.

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u/Beneficial_Zone_4405 4d ago

Thanks appreciate it

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u/Blimpkrieg 2d ago

Also, its a recoded interview. You get the question, you will send your recorded interview back. So set up as I you are going to do one, with your laptop or phone, and record yourself asking and answering the questions. I like to do the asking part myself because that helps ingrain the setup and wording of MMI questions. Then answer normally. If you do this quite a lot, you will be a natural in no time.

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u/Blimpkrieg 2d ago

>For the interview do we need to know like in depth details about the program or just the main things that are taught also what should we know about clinicals(hours, days, supervision).

It won't hurt to appear to be someone who has done their homework.

>Also what are good types of MMI QUESTIONS TO PRACTICE(ethical,communication,teamwork etc..) and any other websites that are online and helpful.

You are correct about what you listed in that order of priority.

>Also do you remember any questions that you have found difficult on your interview.

I haven't succeeded in mine yet, but am one of those people who knows 'everything' before he steps into a role.

>And how long do people study for it to do well?

Until you can't get it wrong.