How will you manage the high amounts of stress that will come over the next two years training in a busy Ultrasound Fellowship like ours?

"When I am under pressure, I focus on the task at hand and make sure I don't get distracted. Over the last three years in my Emergency Medicine Residency program, I've handled long 12-hour shifts on busy weekends and holidays, and my ability to stay focused on the job kept me stress-free. I live by the philosophy of caring for each patient individually. During my off time, I prioritize doing what is necessary to recharge my mind and rest my body. I like to do this by spending time with my family, hiking, canoeing, and reading novels."

Explain to your interviewers that you have the tools to keep your mind, body, and spirit in the best shape possible to learn and grow every day during your training as an Ultrasound Fellow. Talk about your ability to maintain perspective, use your downtime to recharge, and come to each shift prepared for the challenges that you'll face.