"This year all interviews were conducted via Zoom. They sent a nice "Interview Survival Kit" by mail with a lot of goodies inside. I met with the coordinator and she was very friendly and welcoming. I was then sent into a breakout room and was greeted by the Dr. Cherry the PD, Dr. McLaughlin, and Dr. Zavala. This was the first time I had a program ask me why I attended a Caribbean school and how the clinical training prepared me. The way the questions were worded definitely made me feel as if they are elitist. Looking at the staff they all attended WVU. Few of their residents are IMG. Overall, the program operates at 2 critical access hospitals with low census. To get NICU experience they send you to Morgantown for 2 months, which is about 2 hours away. It is unopposed and the residents claim they practically run the hospitals. The program appears to prefer graduates of WVU. "

"The night before, the residents did a Q&A for the interview candidates. The morning of, the program coordinator shared a little bit about the program while waiting for the Program Director to give a powerpoint presentation about the program. We then moved into a waiting room with the other candidates and had the chance to chat with each other and occasionally with the program coordinator. We interviewed with the PD, faculty and the program coordinator. "

"Virtual interview, the PD and faculty are lovely people. Interview was very conversational and chill."

"Very kind interviewers. No medical questions. Long day though! But good. "

"it was a virtual interview! the first one was with APD which went really well, we connected very quickly and talked about many things i think she was impressed by me another one was with PD which also went well. he seems really nice and genuine doctor"

"It was a decent interview. It was virtual due to the times of COVID and all. Had a good time with every one."