As a new nuclear medicine resident with our program, would you be able to handle patient care with little supervision?

You need to prove your ability to work confidently with little supervision while not being overconfident. As a nuclear medicine resident, your work with patients will be scrutinized and used as a learning opportunity, so you want to ensure that your interviewers know that you are aware of that fact. Speak with modest confidence in your ability to work with patients with little to no supervision.

"As I have undertaken increasingly more independence in my patient interactions thus far throughout my training, I feel that I will be able to expand on this in my nuclear medicine residency. However, I appreciate knowing that attending physicians will be available to guide me and ensure that I am doing the correct thing for the patient at all times here."