"I am a highly detailed person, and I thrive on having a high level of organization in my day. If I am offered a position with Imperial College Healthcare, you will never find me to be disorganized! This organization includes my scheduling, paperwork, and more. I utilize my Outlook calendar and set alerts for myself for deadlines and important activities. My documentation is strong, as well."

"I'm a bit of an organizational nerd. I carry around a notebook and write down important facts if I think there is a chance I will forget them. But this is usually just for transitions. Every clinic I've ever worked in has its way of communicating and recording facts, so I put time and attention into using the system the people around me are using. That way, it's easier to transition care, and the patient has all their information in the same place. My notebook saves me when I'm swamped, but I try to be efficient and put info directly into the (group record/EMR/chart) when I can."

The interviewer wants to ensure your work is highly organized and accurate, and there are many ways to stay organized. One popular method is to use a planner or calendar to keep track of important deadlines and meetings. Another helpful tool is to create to-do lists to prioritize tasks and ensure nothing falls through the cracks. Additionally, organizing your workspace with folders and labels can help you quickly find important documents and minimize clutter. It's essential to find a system that works for you and stick to it consistently to stay on top of your work.