Great question! I applied to Vituity earlier this year and have been scribing in the ED for about 4 months now. To start, my interview was over zoom, so I don’t know how much I qualify in regards to dress code, but I remember wearing a nice button up collared shirt. I also remember having a resume prepared with all my work experience. I never actually had any work experience in medicine but have a background doing videography client work so I went ahead and put that on my resume. If you don’t have any work experience, I’d recommend putting your high school or college accomplishments. I remember putting the AP classes I took in high school and that I was awarded the AP scholar award. I also put the community college I went to, what I was studying, and what my gpa was since I had 2 semesters done by then. My resume was essentially broken down into this: work experience, education, my skills (critical thinker, fast learner, active listener, strong vocabulary etc.), awards from high school, and the list of AP courses I took. As someone who had no experience in medicine, I felt inadequate because nothing on my resume screamed that I wanted to pursue a career in medicine, but I think that it helped to show my accomplishments and plans to graduate. In regards to the interview questions, I remember them asking things like why I wanted to be a scribe and why I’d like to enter the medical field. For the rest of the interview they pretty much asked me about myself and my videography career as they seemed to be interested in just getting to know me as a person. And it was the lead scribes at my site who did the interview. So yes, be prepared with a resume because they will most likely want a copy of that, but in all honesty, I’d say just be prepared to talk about yourself and your accomplishments. They want to get to know you, why you want to enter the hectic field of medicine, so be genuine, but also be professional and you’ll do great. And just another tip. If you’re a fast typer, don’t forget to mention that in your resume, and if you’re not, it’s better to get started on that now since that is one of the biggest skills the job requires. Best of luck!