My consultant was honest and forthcoming with all information. She made sure that I felt part of this journey and that I was in-charge of it. She explained the whole process so I felt comfortable. We ran through “fake” interview type questions so that I felt less nervous and well prepared.
Nurse Practitioner
My consultant was very helpful throughout the whole process. She was always prompt returning my calls and emails even on weekends and after normal business hours. Will definitely recommend her to my friends and colleagues!
Family Medicine Physician
My consultant was able to handle everything for me, it took the guessing games out. She always answered the phone for questions, and had great communication, allowing me to complete the process stress free.
Physician Assistant
Having used a consultant for my previous job search, I honestly had very low expectations this time around. However, I was pleasantly surprised by how involved my Fidelis consultant was throughout the process, and how knowledgeable she was about the hospital system and the people I would be interviewing with.
Surgery Physician
I found the PACER presentation very helpful. It answered a lot of questions beforehand, which left more time during the interview to talk about the position/practice.
Internal Medicine Physician
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