QUESTION 31 OF 35

What questions do you have for me?

It's always a great idea to have questions ready for the interviewer. Review the organization's website and other online resources to ensure the questions you are asking are not basic and easily researchable. Actively listen during the interview and ask any follow-up questions you might have based on what the interviewer has said. Consider asking follow-up questions about the interviewer, the company, the position itself, and when you can expect feedback from the interview.

"Thank you for the opportunity to ask questions. You answered many throughout the interview, but can you tell me more about the volume of surgical cases performed each month and the typical case mix?"

"Can you tell me more about why this role is open? Is it a new position or would I be a replacement? In total, how many
anesthesiologists and anesthetists practice within the group?"

"Can you tell me more about the call schedule? Does the schedule allow for a day off post-call Also, I know some facilities have a designated "call room" available for physicians taking long call shifts. Does your facility have anything like that available?"

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