The interviewer wants to see that you are proficient with computers and that your documentation skills are up to par. Focus on describing your proficiency in using specific computer programs and applications. Be sure to mention the programs you are most comfortable using, and explain how meticulous you are with documentation.

Avoid saying your computer or documentation skills could use improvement. If you feel you need to improve with either of these skills, it is best to take classes, read books, or watch videos on becoming better with computers and documentation before your interview.

"I would describe my computer skills as above average and my documentation skills as excellent. I am highly proficient in all programs within Microsoft Office Suite and am comfortable using electronic medical records. I have been commended on my documentation skills by professors and past employers and have never had to correct or clarify anything in my reports."