Midwestern University Pharmacy School Mock Interview
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What do you feel is the most important quality for a pharmacist to possess?
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The interviewers are curious about your insights into the qualities and characteristics they value and embrace in their future pharmacy alumni. As they state on their website, "We are focused on training compassionate, patient-centered pharmacists who focus on caring for the whole patient."
Perform adequate research on how the pharmacy landscape is changing, where the focus has changed, and the impact Midwestern University is trying to make on the landscape. Then integrate those, with sincerity, into your answer and how these apply to you.
Rachelle Enns is an interview coach and job search expert. She works with candidates to perform their best in employment, medical, and post-secondary admission interviews.
"I believe the most important quality for a pharmacist to possess is integrity. A pharmacist with integrity will always put their patients and customers first. They will be relentless in providing proper care and dosing for all and ensuring that their patients receive the best drug options available. Integrity is essential, so I am actively working on increasing my integrity level in various personal and professional situations. I show integrity by keeping my appointments and commitments and fulfilling my promises."
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