Cardiologist Mock Interview

Master 25 Cardiologist interview questions covering clinical scenarios, procedural expertise, and patient care philosophy.

WRITTEN BY AUDRA KRESINSKE
QUESTION 23 OF 25

Many third-party payers are now basing reimbursement on evidence-based medicine. Do you agree this is the best way to practice?

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01 Tell me about yourself. ~CARDIOLOGIST 02 What is it about this group/hospital that makes you want to be a part of it? ~CARDIOLOGIST 03 What can you bring to our group/hospital? ~CARDIOLOGIST 04 Do you have any lawsuits currently or in the past, including any settlements? ~CARDIOLOGIST 05 Here we have a policy of _______. Do you have a problem with that? ~CARDIOLOGIST 06 If you’re not available, due to illness or vacation, for example, how will your patients be cared for? ~CARDIOLOGIST 07 Do you have any personal problems with our seeing or assigning you indigent or “charity” cases? ~EXPERIENCE 08 If you were to see a peer doing or saying something inappropriate, how would you respond? ~CARDIOLOGIST 09 What invasive procedures are you planning to do? ~CARDIOLOGIST 10 How do you feel about telemedicine? ~COMPETENCY 11 Are you going to be doing any chronic pain care? ~CARDIOLOGIST 12 Are there any substance abuse, domestic violence, or other background items that could impact the integrity of our hospital/or group? ~CARDIOLOGIST 13 If you’re on a rotational call for indigent patients or patients without a doctor, how would you feel about having to see a patient in the ED whom you had dismissed from your practice? ~EXPERIENCE 14 Would you be willing to accept whatever electronic medical record process is in use here?
 ~CARDIOLOGIST 15 How would you handle a problem in which Utilization Review wants you to discharge a patient who you feel isn’t medically ready for discharge? ~CARDIOLOGIST 16 If you were to receive a communication from the Executive Committee about a practice issue of yours that it feels could have clinical repercussions, or to justify your complication rate, how would you address the members when meeting with them? ~CARDIOLOGIST 17 How timely is your practice to sign off on chart entries and make all of your dictations current? Have you ever been suspended from a staff for failure to do these? ~CARDIOLOGIST 18 Would you be willing to serve on a committee investigating an issue with one of your colleagues? ~CARDIOLOGIST 19 What would be your response to hearing a code being called in the middle of the night as you’re getting ready to go home after attending a patient? ~CARDIOLOGIST 20 How is your attendance at general staff and department meetings? ~CARDIOLOGIST 21 Do you accept Medicare assignment? ~CARDIOLOGIST 22 Do you have any hesitation referring to another cardiovascular specialist (e.g., cardiac surgeon, chest surgeon, vascular surgeon, or even an interventional radiologist) or other internal medicine subspecialty? ~CARDIOLOGIST 23 Many third-party payers are now basing reimbursement on evidence-based medicine. Do you agree this is the best way to practice? ~CARDIOLOGIST 24 Do you have any personal feelings for or against nurse practitioners or PAs who may be on staff? ~CARDIOLOGIST 25 If you are summoned to a code by a hospital-wide announcement and, when you arrive, it is being run by a physician you feel is less qualified than you, how would you ensure the patient is getting the best management? ~CARDIOLOGIST
Audra Kresinske
Written by Audra Kresinske
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