Multiple interviews, semi professional. I was bounced from one hospital to another as many of the hospitals in my area were understaffed. It took about two months to finally be hired by one hospital after going back and fourth from one practice to another. I dressed business casual which was fine because the people that interviewed me were wearing scrubs. They were all very nice and asked the same general questions. I figured there was going to be some questions about what I knew about banfield as a company so I studied it the night before but they never asked any questions. All around it was an easy process, just obnoxiously long.

Honestly very unprofessional. The interviewer made fat phobic comments and seemed to not be interested in any of the answers to the questions I provided. She seemed to have her mind made up from the moment I walked in. She said things like "you know this job will require you to move" as if I wouldn't be able to. It was very offensive. She also did not keep conversation going, and continually just didn't say anything after I answered one of her questions. She also offered $15, which is minimum wage in my state. It was a lot of responsibility, bloodwork, vaccines, etc., for as much as I could make at somewhere with less stress.