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For 2024, the interview will consist of two components over 30 minutes. Aside from ‘questions relating to your application’ and ‘commitment to specialty’, there’s limited information available, making preparation notably challenging.

Considering the 2023 competition ratio for ACCS Emergency Medicine was 4.99, this is an exceptionally competitive field.

If you’re preparing for your MSRA, well done! This is one of the first steps toward securing an interview. If you’ve completed the MSRA and received an interview invite, congratulations! You’re almost there.

How do I prepare for my interview?

Effective preparation requires focus on two areas: Knowledge and Delivery.

The Emergency Medicine interview is highly knowledge-intensive. Without sufficient knowledge, even the best delivery won’t earn top marks.

Similarly, even with consultant-level knowledge, poor delivery can undermine all those hours of preparation.

This is your chance to show why you’d make an excellent Emergency Medicine trainee.

That’s where we come in… We’re proud to offer over 50 expertly crafted scenarios to support your preparation and boost your chances of landing your dream job. Our team has extensive experience and understands the importance of an up-to-date question bank. Each year, our high-scoring editors update the question bank to mirror recent interviews, and our team has successfully secured some of the most competitive training roles—now we’re here to help you achieve the same!

Best of all, our question bank is presented in an accessible format on a platform you can use from anywhere. Why did we create this?

When we were preparing for specialty interviews, finding accurate and genuinely helpful advice was challenging. Recruitment websites only provided limited guidance, and while advice from those who had completed interviews was useful, it sometimes added to our nerves rather than truly helping us prepare.

Since then, we’ve curated the best resources and filtered out the less helpful ones, so you don’t have to. Our high-scoring core trainees have compiled everything into the Medibuddy Online ACCS Emergency Medicine Training Interview Question Bank.

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With our iOS and Android app, you can practice for your interview wherever you are, whether you have an internet connection or not!

Updated for 2024

We keep our interview question banks updated to give you the best reflection possible of how the interview will be in 2024.

What’s Included?

Our ACCS Emergency Medicine question bank covers all six questions asked at the ACCS Emergency Medicine interview, including:

Common Commitment to Specialty
This is your chance to demonstrate your commitment to emergency medicine as a specialty. Our example questions include thorough answers, along with practical tips and guidance on how to maximise your score in this station.
Teamwork and Stress
Teamwork and handling stress effectively are crucial in the fast-paced, constantly changing field of emergency medicine. We’ll guide you on how to showcase your abilities in this area to ensure you secure every possible point.
Emergency Medicine Specialty Specific Questions
This is your chance to demonstrate your knowledge of emergency medicine as a specialty. We’ll guide you on key areas to consider, research, and discuss for the best impact.

Teaching, Audit, QIP and Research
While you may have extensive experience in teaching, audits, QIPs, and research, presenting it effectively is essential to avoid missing out on marks. Our question bank offers structured guidance and model answers to help you maximise your score.
Clinical Scenarios
We offer over 20 scenarios on a range of clinical topics that may come up in your interview, each accompanied by detailed explanations.
Miscellaneous
Sometimes, unexpected questions are introduced into the interview to keep you on your toes. To help you prepare, we’ve included a selection of miscellaneous topics with general advice on how best to approach them.