Interviews

2025 PMCV Video Interviews

PMCV candidates are required to complete a PMCV Video Interview anytime between 10am Monday 7 July until 5pm Thursday 10 July. 

Failure to do so will impact on your chance of being allocated.

The PMCV video interview you complete will be made available to all the Health Services in your preference list. You do not need to undertake a separate PMCV video interview for each Health Service. Your responses won’t need to address specific Health Service’s values for example, during this process. Health Services may also conduct an interview, see the Health Service section below.

 
Preparation
  • Using a computer or laptop looks more professional than using a phone.
  • Ensure you have enabled ‘pop-ups’ on your device. Please Google the instructions if you are unsure about this.
  • Test your technology in advance using a Tech Check. You will also be able to test again before you sit your interview.
  • Choose an appropriate location with good lighting and minimal background noise.
  • Dress appropriately for an interview.
 
Tips
  • If you have a technical issue support processes will be available during business hours. 
  • If you feel like you didn’t do well in a question, ensure you continue to complete the remaining questions. Your perseverance will be viewed favorably.
  • You can take breaks, but only between questions.
 
Further information about the Video Interview will become available in time.

Health Service Interviews

Health Services may conduct their own interview process subsequent to the PMCV Video Interviews

Health Services who conduct interviews may undertake these as face to face, virtual interviews, or in a group format. Where available the Health Service Directory will provide an overview of the proposed interview process for each Health Service

Examples of interview methods are:

1.     Virtual – Interview conducted via video, with one or more interviewers.

2.     Face to Face – you will be required to attend the interview in person. Maybe one or more interviewers. 

3.     Panel – One candidate with questions from a team of interviewers.

4.     Group – Multiple candidates being interviewed at the same time.  Candidates may be required to partake in discussions or problem-solving activities with other candidates while being assessed by the interviewer.

Ensure you dress professional for your interviews.

For face-to-face interviews ensure you have read the Health Services website or letter to get a list of documents you need to take to an interview. Prepare these documents in advance and plan your route so you arrive on time.

Not all Health Services conduct additional interviews, so don’t be concerned if you haven’t heard from all your health service preferences.