ALL STAR
Qualifying
Apping/Interviewing
Misc
100

What is The Pledge and why it is important? 

A verbal contract between the company and employees. It allows us the communicate openly.

100

If I am a provider, what is the most important reason why I would want to work with ALL STAR over a competitor?

YOU (ME)

100

What are two elements you need to build trust while apping a provider?

expertise, dependability, selling orientation, likeability, customer orientation

100

What does 'NP' stand for?




Nurse Practitioner



200

Name at least 4 of All-Star Care's Core Values.

1.Gratitude is our attitude

2.Absolute dedication

3.Teamwork = less me, more we

4.Personal accountability falls on me

5.Performance drives us

6.Humility – stay humble

7.Transparency builds trust

8.Fun is fundamental

200

What two things are required from a candidate to present them to an opportunity?

CV & permission to present 

200

What is an example of a consultative question:

a. What is your current situation?

b. What is your availability?

c. What are your geographical preferences?

d. What is your ideal situation

200


What is a doctor's education track?



Undergrad-Medical School-Internship-Residency-Fellowship-Boards

300

What is All Star Cares?

Our Purpose Statement:

The five points of the star embody

All Star’s core values and serve as the backbone of our “Red Carpet” Service. Our People connect quality Providers to Patients, supporting our Clients and the Community.

300

List three things that make a candidate more “marketable” to a client. 

  1.  Education and training

  2.  Board certification

  3. No red flags during the App Process/Review of CV

300

What is active listening?  

Listening to understand and the ability to control the conversation. #WIIFT

300

“If it’s not in the Pulse….”

...It didn't happen."

400

What year was All Star founded? How long has ALL STAR been a full-service staffing firm, to include both permanent placement and locum tenens?

Founded in 2003

Since 2011

400

What crucial questions should you ask a provider regarding their last clinical experience?

What is your clinical experience within the last 24 months?

400

What do you want to accomplish and/or gather during the apping process.

  1. Information gathering (correct spelling of name, board certification, licensed states)

  1. Open-ended questions (Availability, current situation, get to know)

  1. Malpractice/ Yes/No questions – Share All Star’s malpractice details and ask if they’ve ever been named in a suit and Have you ever had any problems or restrictions with your license, DEA, or Hospital Privileges? (NPDB issues)

  1. Set expectations – (i.e. Updated CV, 45 minutes to complete credentialing packet, email follow-up with summary of conversation, etc)

400

It takes a ________ to get a provider to work.

Village

500

Describe in your own words what is means to be consultative.

Actively listening

Not being salesy

Building rapport, relationships/partnerships

Identifying WIIFT

Adding Value

500

Once completing residency and/or fellowship, how long is a physician considered board eligible? 

2-7 years

500

List some “Red Flags” that one looks for when reading a CV or doing an “app” interview.

Gaps in history

Switching residencies

Job hopping

Disciplinary actions/NPDB issues (malpractice) controlled substance abuse

Limited geographic preferences

Works with multiple agencies/wants to be presented everywhere

500


What is the main difference between an MD and a DO?




Allopathic vs Holistic


Doctor of Medicine vs Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine


Treatment of disease vs treatment of the root cause of disease