Did a phone interview, working interview (observation). Was told I'd know the following week, got the offer a few days later. Background check & drug test, started the week after those were done and the results were given back to the employer. Very laid back. Didn't get asked the typical, What are your strengths or weaknesses bs. Lol. Was focused on what I knew, what I had to offer, length of time I wanted to stay at banfield. I did do my research and it isn't the best paying job to start off with, and it is a very stressful job. The few hours I was there it was very busy, but I like busy! I'd rather be meeting with all the different patients then sitting around waiting for them. I wasn't offered the job right away so I did stress about it, but in the end I did get it! :)

The interview was in-person just like regular phone interviews. They first ask you to introduce yourself and describe your experiences. Then, they ask about certain skills like catheter placement, blood draw, and surgery monitoring. I think it lasted about 20-30 minutes.