When the interviewer asks how your coworkers would describe you, they want to gain insight into your interpersonal skills and work ethic. It allows them to see how you view yourself and how others perceive you in a professional setting. This type of question also helps the interviewer gauge your level of self-awareness and how you handle feedback from others. It's important to be honest and provide specific examples to support your answer.

Consider qualities relevant to this position when you think about descriptive words for yourself. Think about your personality traits and how they correspond with some of the responsibilities of the job description. Reflect on some of the positive comments you have received from coworkers in the past. Pick 2-3 traits that show off some strengths that will make you a fantastic asset to this clinic or hospital. Don't be afraid to brag a little, but avoid sounding pompous or over-confident.