Do you have any questions for me?
Here are a few examples of good questions to ask the interview panel:
What is the daily workflow like for a fellow?
How often do fellows participate in community health events?
What is the structure of the fellow's schedule?
What type of didactic training do fellows receive?
If elective time is offered at the program, what electives do fellows typically rotate on?
How much autonomy will I have at the beginning of the fellowship and as I progress through my training?
The interview panel doesn't want you to leave the interview wondering about the on-call schedule, clinical and teaching expectations, or anything else vital to the fellowship position. They also hope to see that you've prepared a few meaningful questions, as this demonstrates your sincere interest in their program.
Ask about topics related to the position that weren't already clarified in the interview. You should also prepare a few questions that are specific to the program, such as asking for clarification about community involvement or opportunities for research with specific faculty.
