I am happy to take on additional responsibilities outside of my ‘remit’, and I am always keen to get involved with new areas of the medicine.e.g., When I worked in the TMA COVID-19 clinic in 2020, I assisted the department's head in establishing its clinical management of COVID-19. After working 12-14 hours, I studied new publications and prepared a report, and based on this report, we set up our regulations and management.
I am creative individual. E.g., when I worked in Family clinic as a general practitioner I implemented appointment scheduling system by electronic messages and phone call and it helped to decrease mean wait time from 45 minutes to 10 minutes.
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If you could not be a physician, what career would you choose?
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I would be a diplomatic agent. Because I love to communicate people and resolve some important probems using my communication and problem solving skills.
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Are you prepared for the rigors of the residency?
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Yes sure I am ready. As I said you before, my graduation coincided with COVID-19 pandemics and I have been working under the really rigor system, and resolving the problem which I had not been taught at medical school. Therefore I can say that I am fully prepared.
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What was the most interesting case you were involved in?
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It was in zangiota COVID-19 clinic, I worked as an intensive therapy unit physician. I had a patient, a 68-year-old woman let's call her Leyla for confidentiality. She had COVID-19+ and pneumonia, which caused 85 percent of her lungs to be damaged. She was in a coma. No one believed that she will get improved, but I didn’t give up to care her, after long hours of working day I stayed at the hospital, researched, I contacted colleagues even from china, Germany shared the lab results by keeping patient confidentiality, asked their opinion, managed based on the knowledge I have earned and finally she woke up of coma after 18 days of hospitalization, after 41 days we transferred her to therapy unit and discharger her to home. Now, she is with her family and calls me every holiday. Many people who saw what happened say that it is a miracle, but I think it is a result of possessions, hard work, great interest, and love for the profession. Our sleepless nights for night shifts or study back people to life.
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What do you see yourself doing in 5 (10, 20) years?
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By 2028, I will have set clinics called White angels, and will open my first biotechnological lab.
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Discuss the future medicine and the effect on your career plans
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You asked me what I was doing right now and what I intended to accomplish in five years. It largely relies on AI and biotechnology . It would develop in a platonic way without them. With the assistance of my brother, a programmer who currently resides in Cortland, New York, we're creating Web Doctor based on AI. IM is most suited for use with AI. I'm collecting data from therapeutic standarts and my brother is coding it as a program. Such startups will shape how medicine develops in the future. The development of medicine is also considerably enhanced by biotechnology and genetic engineering. RA and other autoimmune diseases are successfully treated with biotechnology medications like Rituxan (rituximab CD20 inhibitor) and Humira (adalimumab TNF inhibitor), for instance.
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What would you do if you did not obtain a residency position for next year?
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I will find a reseach position In the USA, work on my projects.
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What do you consider to be important in a training program?
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For me, it's crucial to have a top-notch education, guidance, and kind coworkers. As my friend Timur Atajanov who is PGY-1 resident in your program, said that you have grat collegeus and traditional mentorship which very essential for me. I want to continue my research thereforeresearch opportunity is also essential for me and have E. Donall Thomas residents research program. One who only studies develops their knowledge by 2 times, while one who studies and teaches develops knowledge by 20, therefore the opportunity to teach is also very beneficial for me.
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What are you looking for in a program?
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What is your most important accomplishment?
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My greatest accomplishment was when I headed the intensive therapy department at COVID-19 facility. In three shifts, 36 nurses and 18 doctors were at work. The unit was new, COVID-19 guidelines, and management standards were not entirely supported by evidence. By speaking with experienced hospital managers, I was able to quickly learn how to handle this situation. We regularly corresponded with and held conferences with foreign colleagues, in which I took part as the head of the ICU and an interpreter. Along with this, we statistically analyzed the workflow and fixed mistakes to raise the standard of care. We created a highly efficient team and workflow as a result of this. Furthermore, we actively contributed to the development of our national standards for treating and preventing COVID-19.
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Do you see any problems managing a professional and a personal life?
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I think I do a good job of juggling my personal and business lives. I had prior experience of working in busy clinics, where I created techniques to maintain my welfare and productivity. I strive to finish the work on time so that it does not worry me or cause stress in my personal life. After a long day at work, I head to the gym to replenish my dopamine levels before going out with friends, family, or studying something. I go to bed early so that I may rise early, do yoga when I wake up.
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How much did lifestyle considerations fit into your choice of specialty?
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What future do you see for this specialty; how do you see your role?
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Why do you want to be part of this program?
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What are your training goals for residency?
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What are your goals?
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Are you prepared for the rigors of the residency?
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What personal experiences have you had to clarify this decision?
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What aspects of this program or specialty are particular attractive?
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What you have heard about our residency?
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What would you like to obtain from this program?
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Do you think there is something negative about the program and/or the hospital?
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What do you think about other hospitals?
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Tell me about something you did – or failed to do – that you now feel a little ashamed of.
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What books have you read recently?
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Tell me about a case in which you had a conflict with a patient and how you solved it
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Tell me about a mistake you made during the time you have worked as a physician.
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Tell me about a case in which you had to work under pressure and how did you front it
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If you could do medical school over again, what would you change?
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Did you like your medical school?
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What was your favorite course in medical school?
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What subjects did you like best and least in medical school?
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What was the most difficult situation you encountered in medical school?
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As a medical student, how did you organize your patients on your various clinical rotations? What do you consider the most important things to be taken care of each day? How should work be divided among the house staff? Do you ever make "Things to Do" lists? What things do you put on your list?
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How (by which methods) do you like to learn? (Reading, lecture, clinical experience, computer programs, talking with faculty, small group interaction.)
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Tell me about a situation when your work was criticized. How well do you take criticism?
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What types of criticism upset you?
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Describe a situation in which you feel you were misjudged. Describe a crisis situation in your life. How did you deal with it and how did it affect you?
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What difficulties did you have while working with these people? How did you resolve those difficulties? What are some issues presently confronting the medical profession? Elaborate on one of those issues.
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Explain a problem situation in which you've needed assistance. How have you gone about finding and utilizing this assistance?
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What are some of the most difficult decisions you have ever had to make?
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What would you say to your senior resident if she’s for a treatment plan, but you don’t agree?
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Describe the best/worst attending with whom you have ever worked
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How would you deal with a fellow student who was cheating?
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Describe for me some work experiences in which you have had to work closely with other people.
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What do you anticipate will be the most difficult part of being a physician?
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The “Hypothetical problem”
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Can you recall a time you had to deal with adversity? / Toughest challenge faced?
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The illegal question
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How do you define success?
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Are you really willing to relocate?
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Tell us about your research experience
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Do you want to do research?
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What leadership roles have you held?
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What do you do in your spare time?
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Are you interested in academic or in clinical medicine?
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What is the most interesting case that you have been involved in?
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What is the greatest sacrifice you have already made to get where you are? What problems will our specialty face in the next 5-10 years?
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Describe a particular satisfying of meaningful experience during your medical training. Why was it meaningful? What is one event you are proudest of in your life?
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What are some issues presently confronting the medical profession? Elaborate on one of those issues.
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What was your most rewarding clerkship? Why?
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What skills or subject have you learned outside a formal classroom setting? How did you proceed in this learning process?
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Have you conducted any research projects? Have you published any of your work?
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What is the most interesting intellectual task you have ever been involved in?
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Tell me about one of the most interesting articles or studies you have read or heard about.
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Have you ever cared for a patient who doesn’t speak the same language-if so, what did you do?
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Tell me about a patient or family that meant a lot to you
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Have you ever had to break bad news to someone?
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What questions do you have for me?
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What do you think about “Obamacare”?
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86. If a medicine would be an orchestra, which instrument a pathology would be?
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87. Tell me about a mentor in your life - what it taught you - how would you implement this when mentoring others?
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What question would you like me to ask that would help describe your qualities ?
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Biggest regred in your life(О чем я сожалею)?
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What makes you stressed?
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Core values
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Biggest mistake in career?
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Tell me a time then you have a bias about the patient?
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Tell me a time then you did mistake and be ashamed about it
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Tell me a time then you have to broke someone confidence
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How you resilient as team members
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Can you tell us a story what describes you
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Tell me about the time, then you have a conflict with your college about the patient?
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How old is your oldest friend?
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Why denver?
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Worst day in medical school?
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What is yout pet peeve(что тебя раздражает)?
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If you cold have a chance to change something in your personality?
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What is the song of your life?
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What was the biggest obstacle in your life?
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Про Бихейв-вопросы
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Какой фильм тебе нравится?
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Situation where you don’t do when you must to do?
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Greatest achievement
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Why pathology
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He like`s
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Настроится за день до интервью на более позитивный лад. Расслабиться и т.д.!
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How do you deal with difficult colleague
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Tought feedback
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Proud
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Tell me about whe time when you shold do something, which you didn’t want to do?
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Не нравится в патологии
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