The Group Interview as a Method of Efficient Hiring: The Experience of a Regional Medical School Campus

Future research could include a generalizability study to assess various facets to inform a decision study when applying the group interview method in a different context. Further validity evidence should be gathered, including long-term evaluation of the hiring decisions, before adoption elsewhere.

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Academic Medicine
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2025-05-23
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https://doi.org/10.1097/acm.0000000000006098
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Innovations in Medical Education
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The Group Interview as a Method of Efficient Hiring: The Experience of a Regional Medical School Campus

Peter Boedeker, Matthew McMillin, Kateir Contreras, Stephen Charles
Academic Medicine
Innovations in Medical Education
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The Group Interview as a Method of Efficient Hiring: The Experience of a Regional Medical School Campus

Peter Boedeker, Matthew McMillin, Kateir Contreras, Stephen Charles
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Abstract

Future research could include a generalizability study to assess various facets to inform a decision study when applying the group interview method in a different context. Further validity evidence should be gathered, including long-term evaluation of the hiring decisions, before adoption elsewhere.

Academic MedicineVol. 100(9)
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Innovations in Medical Education
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