It was very straightforward and easy to talk to interviewer. We had a video call and discussed my experience in healthcare and why I wanted to work at the company.

Applied online, which included a short test. Got an email a few days later asking for an interview, then within the same hour got a rejection. I assumed that the first email was a mistake. A few days after, I got another email asking about an scheduling a phone interview and a link to their YouTube playlist about the company. I scheduled an interview a month out, as that was the only one I could find that fit my schedule. When I finally got the call, my interviewer was not who I scheduled with. The girl seemed a bit rushed and didn't seem to really listen to my answers. I was asked my day to day process as a medical scribe, but I had no experience as a scribe so I wasn't sure how to answer that. I talked about my previous experience as a transcriptionist, and was told that scribing was a lot different because you have to summarize, not type verbatim. At that point, I figured I was not getting the job. I was told the interviewer would talk to the head recruiter and I would hear back from then. I waited about a week and emailed the initial recruiter, and the next day was given the same generic email about being rejected that I did before.

After the tedious assessments that are part of the application, the interview was a piece of cake. It is a phone interview that is scheduled. One of the easiest interviews I’ve had. Job offer during the phone interview