I know reviews are often skewed to one side because they're written by people who either really loved a service, or really hated it. With that being said, I rarely leave reviews for that reason. But, I just had to makeup for a prior review I left because I had tried a different "reputable" interview service , and it was so trash I asked for my money back after the interview. I paid $350 so a man could eat popcorn as he interviewed me. Anyway, the point of this post is not to bash that other service who I shall not name (just be wary if you are considering signing up for $350 an hour interview practice/slot), but it is to highlight some of the reasons I recommend Inspira Advantage.
First reason, Kaitlyn, the person who communicates with you and sends you confirmations, is so sweet and very helpful. Secondly, the interviewers, who are physicians themselves, are so amazing.
I have had two mock interviewers, who were phenomenal in the feedback they gave me. Of course the experience won't be the same for everyone, we all have different starting points, but know that the team really does work to ensure you feel confident or at least, assured, when going into interviews. Thirdly, even after your mock interview, there is not only feedback given, but a feedback form!! Also, they record the session for you, rather than telling you to record it. And the thing I LOVED THE MOST, the interviewers tell you that you can email them if you have any questions. Keep in mind, they are busy medical students and are still making the time for you. Lastly, the price is very affordable, and think certain times of the year, a coupon option is available so look that up and you get some money off (even though I feel the service is very worth the price.)
Inspira Advantage is one of the least expensive interview prep programs I have come across, but also the best in my experience (but I've only experienced one other so idk how reliable I am.) I hope the prices always stay this fair and that they continue to grow in the success of their business, but most importantly, in helping students feel confident in their interviewing skills.