Radiology Interview: The Definitive Guide with Over 500 Interview Questions for St Radiology Training Interviews

Radiology Interview is the definitive guide for anyone applying to radiology training in the United Kingdom. Over 50 unique scenarios are divided into SRA, Commitment and Portfolio to match the stations that appear at radiology interviews. Each chapter includes common questions as asked by interviewers with comprehensive answers, summaries and top tips from high scoring, successful candidates. A comprehensive introductory chapter covers the application and interview technique and there is even a chapter covering past stations such as ethics and report critique making Radiology Interview the most comprehensive and specific text for preparing for radiology interviews.

Over 500 individual radiology interview questions cover commonly asked topics and are accompanied by references and insiders tips from trainees. Detailed questions and answers allow you to practise alone or in pairs and the comprehensive introductory section helps you organise your CV and portfolio ahead of the application.

Radiology Interview is aimed at foundation doctors and anyone applying to radiology specialty training in the United Kingdom. Written by successful interviewees and reviewed and edited by registrars and consultants the questions and answers included cover common themes and are designed to fully prepare you for the radiology interviews.

Features

• Over 500 Unique Interview Questions: Commonly asked questions with full explanations
• SRA, Portfolio and Commitment: Each station covered in detail with links to evidence
• Top Tips From Successful Candidates: Written by current radiology trainees and registrars
• More Online: Even more questions and radiology guides available at www.radinterview.com

Dr James Russell is a radiology trainee who scored highly at radiology interviews securing a job in London. James has a background in medical education, having completed a 12-month post as an anatomy demonstrator at King's College London and attaining a PgCE in Clinical Education. James won a foundation school award for teaching excellence two years in a row. He has also published a number of articles in BMJ Careers and been lead author on two peer-reviewed publications. Matthew Seager is a ST2 radiologist at St George's who also has substantial experience in teaching and publishing articles.