Cleveland Clinic is a non-profit organization with many incredible accomplishments over the years that have transformed medicine. The interviewer would like to understand how familiar you are with Cleveland Clinic and if you're aware of some of the work they have done to improve the lives of others. Use the website to familiarize yourself with some of their most significant achievements and be able to speak to one or two and what they mean to you personally or professionally.

Below are a few significant accomplishments of Cleveland Clinic:
Discovery of serotonin, a neurotransmitter that affects the body and mood (1948).
Pioneering "stopped heart" surgery (1956) and coronary artery bypass surgery (1967).
Establishment of cadaver donor use in kidney transplants (1963).
Discovery of a brain-mapping technique to pinpoint epileptic seizures (1980s).
First successful larynx transplant (1998).
Discovery that damaged brain cells can regenerate (2008).
First U.S. near-total face transplant (2008).
Development of a vaccine to prevent deadly triple-negative breast cancer (2021).