If you have an upcoming NHS consultant interview, then you need to understand a few things very quickly to help you prepare well and create clear water between you and your competition.

You should out think your rivals. If you can prepare your knowledge about the post and around your top skills and be prepared to sell your skills better, then you will be the better interviewee.

Being at your NHS consultant interview is, in some ways, the same as attending any other business meeting that you will need to go to. There are some simple formulas of communicating, that will always help you to get your points across more effectively and you should use those in your interview too.

Signpost your argument by introducing the concepts you want to talk about in your initial blurb. It is really helpful to have some sort of structure to your answer. Your answer should then take about 2 minutes to deliver and should be finished with a summary statement which just reminds your interview panel of the main points and helps to tell them that it is their turn to do some talking.

Your specialist training interview should be just like a normal chat with a consultant with a few, unspoken formulas. It should have the natural ebb and flow of a normal conversation, where the subject matter is something on which you are well versed.

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