Looking to practice with MMI interview examples? Look no further!
Today we're going to show you a realistic MMI mock interview led by one of our admissions
experts, and provide you with tips that will help you ace your MMI interviews.
Hi! My name is Chris, and I'm one of the admissions associates here at BeMo. Before we get started,
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What We Will Cover: * MMI Interview Example
* Tips for MMI Success
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Real Life Session
HERE'S THE PROMPT
Tips to MMI Success
Now that you know what to expect, here are some tips for acing your MMI interview:
1. Relax Interviewers do not expect you to be perfect. They want to watch how you operate
in stressful situations and where your talents lie. These interviews are designed to find
out why they should hire you, not why you should be excluded from med school.
2. Think MMI is all about thought and analyzing the situation
you are given in each session. They will be vague so the interviewer can see how you respond
and interpret the prompt you are given. Take your time and think about how you will present
yourself. 3. Empathize Every situation will involve
a social aspect, so empathy is crucial. You want to go into each area with the thought
of what would it be like if I was the patient/coworker/etc. You will be maintaining the human aspect of
the timed interview. 4. Ethics Before you walk into an MMI, you
will want to know where you stand on ethical situations. Make sure you know what your principles
are and stick to them. Terminology is important, and they will be looking at how well you know
what your ethical duty is in healthcare. 5. Be a Storyteller While you do not have
to tell a story in every situation, interviewers like to know why you feel the way you do in
a situation. Show them how your life experiences have brought you to your answer.
6. Know Question Types Just as there are different scenarios, you also encounter different question
types. They could be looking for policy knowledge, teamwork assessment, or bedside manner.
7. Review Samples When you are reviewing sample questions and responses, look at the qualities
they are attempting to convey. You want to make sure the answers you give are
your thoughts, but also covers the key components they are looking for
in a response. 8. Review the Strategies Multi-mini interviews
are not about having correct answers but how to communicate who you are and why you are
a good fit for the medical professions. Take the time to learn preparation strategies so
you are more comfortable when you are put under the timer.
Check out our blogs to learn more about MMI interviews and preparing for the different
types of MMI questions. I have included links in the description of this video so you can
find the blogs easily. If you would like us to help you prepare for a successful interview,
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