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Question 23 of 30 for our Radiologic Technologist Mock Interview

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Question 23 of 30

What is your communication style?

"My communication style in both my professional life and personal life is to be factual and honest. I've found that this achieves the most effective results."

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Advice and answer examples written specifically for a Radiologic Technologist job interview.

  • 23. What is your communication style?

      How to Answer

      As a medical professional, your communication style should be effective. For this answer, you will want to tell the interviewer how you communicate as a technician as well as an employee. As a Radiologic Technologist, you must communicate with patients to gain information, convey critical information and make important decisions. Without effective communication skills, you may not be able to obtain or convey information and cause detrimental effects to your patients. As a team player, your communication style should be direct, honest and collaborative. Share a situation where you had effective communication and what the outcome was.

      Written by Ryan Brown on December 20th, 2020

      1st Answer Example

      "My communication style in both my professional life and personal life is to be factual and honest. I've found that this achieves the most effective results."

      Written by Ryan Brown on December 20th, 2020

      2nd Answer Example

      "As a Radiologic Technologist I feel it's important to be direct. Direct communication leave less room for miscommunication."

      Written by Heather Douglass

      Anonymous Interview Answers with Professional Feedback

      Anonymous Answer

      "With patients, my communication style tends to be very compassionate while carefully picking out the information that I may need to make important decisions. I'll do my best to walk the line of being too intrusive and too passive, which I find patients appreciate. I tend to be a man of few words with my coworkers, and I am very direct with them when on the job, while laid back when the workload slows down or when on break."

      Rachelle's Feedback

      Excellent detail in your response - this answer will be constructive to your interviewer when picturing you in this role and fitting in with your new team/patients/stakeholders.
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