"Access is such a huge issue to primary care providers throughout the country, including patients being seen in sports medicine clinics. There are many great technological and administrative advancements emerging and on the horizon that will have a major impact on bettering the lives of the general population. I think the biggest and most exciting innovations will come in the form of at-home monitoring for things like sleep studies and patients' vital signs. AI and monitoring patients through belts, rings, and even pillows will allow physicians to diagnose and treat patients well before they had been in the past. I look forward to seeing these advancements come to fruition during my career as a physician."

Be prepared to talk in an educated manner about how you feel the delivery of healthcare could improve and evolve. As you answer this question, take your experiences during residency training and things you've learned from past attending physicians. Speak with passion about future projected changes and your ability to be adaptable to new ways of practicing medicine.

"I think we all know that data and analytics will continue to evolve the way medicine is practiced, and it will be very patient-centric. I'm very excited for this future as I'm enamored with data analytics in medicine. For sports medicine, research into predisposal to injuries will be huge in the future and help prevent injuries before they potentially happen."