The following questions are often asked in some form
during interview, and candidates would be advised to have concise
appropriate responses ready to answer confidently on the day.
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Why choose a career in radiology?
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Why have you decided to change from your previous career
path?
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How has you training so far prepared you for a
career in radiology?
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What do you bring to radiology?
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Why have you chosen this training scheme?
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What branch of radiology are you interested in?
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What are the qualities of a good radiologist?
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Have you got a good idea what a radiologist does?
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Where do you think radiology is going in the next 5
years?
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Should there be 24hr / 7day a week radiology?
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Name 2 good and 2 bad aspects about yourself?
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Who should radiologists teach?
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Does radiology need research?
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Do you agree with radiographers having an extended
role?
(usually asked by a radiographer)
If you are successful at interview (or unsuccessful),
and would like to share your experience for the benefit of other potential
radiology trainees, please send your comments and advice to rhidian@thesrt.org.uk.
I hope you have found the information on this website helpful.