I applied online on a Sunday. That Wednesday, I got an email request for a phone interview which I scheduled for Friday morning. On Friday I spoke with an HR Recruiter who wanted to discuss each of the positions I'd listed on my resume with dates and job duties. It was a relaxed conversation. The HR recruiter then told me he would forward my application to the hiring manager. The following Monday, I got a call from the Hiring Manager and she had a series of clinical questions to ask. At the end of the 22-minute call, she invited me in for a face-to-face interview with the department supervisor. I scheduled it for the upcoming Thursday. On Thursday, I met with the same Hiring Manager I'd spoken to on Monday and the EAP Manager (by phone due to an injury). The interviewer was personable and easy to understand. Her questions were challenging but appropriately so and I also did a role-play with her. Once it was complete, she invited me to sit with a current EAP Counselor and listen to a call, "If I had time", which I was able to do after signing the requisite confidentiality agreement. At that point, I thought I was done and just waiting for a call to offer the job or let me down easy. The next day, Friday, I received a call from someone's assistant in the national office asking when I could schedule my "clinical interview with the National Clinical Director of EAP". I let her know that I was unaware of the interview but scheduled it for the upcoming Monday. On Monday, I had an 1-hour long clinical phone interview with a pleasant woman who explained all the steps and instructions before asking for my answers to each clinical scenario, challenging but no role-plays. On Tuesday, the original HR recruiter called to ask if I was still interested and whether I'd accepted another position. I stated I was still interested and we discussed salary. He explained he would submit the offer we discussed for approval and to consider our conversation a "pre-offer". The next day, Wednesday, he called with a formal offer and I accepted.