Being intimidated by some of the things you will learn as an advanced fellow is okay, but you don't want to come off as weak-minded or lacking confidence. You can express that you are intimidated by a procedure or two as long as you are ready and willing to take the time to learn from the expert faculty in this program. In the end, your interviewers want to hear you speak confidently, so be sure to express that as you answer.

"I would come to your Pediatric Emergency Medicine fellowship very confident in the skills I gained as an EM resident. What I am eager to master are procedures on young infants, like placing central lines and performing intubations. While I have plenty of experience in these procedures on adults, my time with young pediatric patients is very limited."