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Medical Management Assistant Interview Report

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April 5, 2017 I received a call from Dana Simms Intake coordinator Supervisor Communications Utilization Management concerning the Medical Management Assistant position which I had applied for. After, answering a few questions by Mrs. Simms she asked me if I could come for a face- to- face interview. I responded “sure when do you want me to come”. April 10, 2017 at 10 a.m. I arrived at Bernie Glen, Maryland for the interview.

During the interview I was asked questions by both Mrs. Simms and another young lady whom I and unable to recall her name. I was asked by Mrs. Simms “to tell them a little about myself”. As I talked about how I got into the medical field and my education and career path. Mrs. Simms stated “I want an informatics degree”. I responded “Mrs. Dana go get it”. Her response was I can’t, I am working on my bachelor’s degree right now”. Right then I felt I would not have a chance to get the job because of my educational background and being that Mrs. Simms stated “how she want an informatics degree”. This made me think she, they feel I want her job, if I was hired for the Medical Management Assistant Position. …show more content…

As I answered her questions she was very impress with the answer I gave. She also kept informing me a lot for answering the questions that she like to hear. This employee even stated several times during the interview “to go back and get my master’s degree”. Once she even asked me “why was I not doing information technology (IT)”. I responded “I don’t know enough and only took three courses of IT in my program”. As the questions was asked and I answered them, the question came up about different software. I explained to them I am familiar with writing programs like raptor, python and tableau. She asked me to explain to her what I done with tableau. Mrs. Dana Simms then asked “what is

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