"Employers are seeking out medical receptionists that can provide impeccable customer service to leave the first, but a lasting impression on every patient. In an interview context, be prepared to talk about your previous experience in handling angry customers and stressful situations, as well as how well you work in a team. Emphasize your organizational, interpersonal, and critical thinking skills to show your interviewer that you are the right fit. Ultimately, you should aim to leave the impression that you can bring a positive and service-oriented attitude to their practice."
Are you afraid of crazy people?
I told Mr Martinez I get along with everyone and do not feel the need to fear anyone. As long as you give respect and show true empathy you tend to win people over. And always smile no matter what your mood.
I would listen to the complaint and find a solution or refer the patient to the correct person. follow up to see if the complaint was taken care of.
What is one thing you would change about your prior work office?
What is one of your weakness at work?
Seting my own goal with high expectations and not reaching the goal before the end of the day on a busy day.
My weakness at work is my speed. I'm very accurate in the work I do, but I take my time. These days, many people prefer fast workers over efficiency and accuracy. So, because of that, it's a weakness.
One of my weaknesses is also my speed. Sometimes I get too far ahead of myself and my team that I end up with nothing to do. I constantly need something to do and I enjoy exploring and learning so in another way it is a benefit.
Using my medical skills, and to learn new challenges.
Tell me when was a time you had a difficult coworker and how did you handle them?
After one day of training I was ask....Can you do the job?
I will provide the best that I can to complete all job duties and responsibilities.
What were your responsibilities in the old job?
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