American Society of Clinical Oncology — Local services in Alexandria

I did not work here but I would not recommend this place to work. I was scheduled to have an interview 30 minutes each 2 times. Then the final time was a panel interview with 7 people. I did all of this just to be rejected at the end. I felt that my time was wasted and if they did not think I would fit the requirements of the position, I should have been told this before having to go through with the next 2 interviews. Even thought the people who I interviewed with were very nice and made me feel very comfortable throughout the entire process, I just again felt that it was a waste of my time to go through every single interview just to be rejected in the end. Overall, the compensation they were offering for the position was very good but I would not apply again due to all of the time that I spent waiting for the next interview. This was in the span of close to 3 weeks of my time that I could have been interviewing somewhere else and preparing for those instead of getting my hopes up and passing me to the next round of the interview process and again getting rejected. Great people and their company is for a great cause but the interview process is too lengthy and a waste of time for those who are looking for a job right away...

I was extremely concerned about my hemoglobin levels due to a scheduled Surgery that I have next week. I thought I did the right thing by asking my doctor to explain the levels a little better for me to understand. I was curious about the count because my levels at the time was 9.8 and that’s still considered low. I simply asked does the number go up for an example as 9.11. All I wanted was clarity from my doctor. Dr. Mokhatari response back to me saying it’s common sense as if I went to medical school. I felt hurt leaving from this facility. I really was unaware once your levels reach 9.9 the next number would be 10.1,10.2 10.3 and so on. No question is a stupid question if you do not know the answer. It was really rude for a doctor to respond in that...