The interview process was fairly standard. I was asked about research experience on my resume and future plans (med school, phd, etc.) I was told more about the position and what the job would entail as well as the schedule.

It was a one-round, 40 minute interview. I met with one of the research coordinators and another member of the lab. They were fairly nice, asked me standard questions about my experience, why I want to join their lab specifically, etc. and seemed genuinely engaged in what I had to say. It flowed more like a conversation than an interview, most of it was focused on my experience. I did not end up receiving a rejection email, but my portal was updated to "no longer in consideration" about a week later. When I asked for feedback, I was told that they already had a candidate in mind when the process started.

Very nice. Things flowed relatively well. We’re very direct in what type of person they were looking to hire and their expectations for the person taking over the new role.