I applied online. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at Assuaged Foundation (Houston, TX) in Jan 2024
Interview
The interview process for the public health internship at Assuaged was refreshingly relaxed and easy-going. From the initial stages to the final interview, the atmosphere was welcoming, allowing for open and comfortable conversations. It created an environment that fostered genuine discussion about my interest in public health, my educational background, and relevant experiences. It was evident that they value a collaborative and approachable culture. This relaxed atmosphere made the process enjoyable and allowed me to express my passion for public health without feeling overly pressured. Overall, the interview experience at Assuaged was positive, reflecting the organization's commitment to creating a supportive environment for its interns.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
The interview questions centered around my background as a dentist and how those experiences would seamlessly translate into a public health career. I was asked to delve into the specifics of my role, including the patient interactions, preventive care initiatives, and community outreach efforts I had undertaken. The interviewers were particularly interested in understanding how my skills and insights from dentistry would bring a unique perspective to public health initiatives.
I applied online. I interviewed at Assuaged Foundation
Interview
I like to think that the initial application is the first part of the interviewing process because they learn a lot about you. During the first part of the process, you are asked many questions that require internal reflection. Next, you will be asked to join a meeting and do some tasks to show that you are serious about interning with Assuaged.
The process includes completing the application available on the organization's website. This was followed by attending a pre-internship meeting. Following the meeting, the new hire form and required references must be submitted.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
They asked for two references, one from an employer and one academic.
