I've seen quite a few people with them at my interview dates. I never brought one myself, and I don't think it's common practice to provide interviewers with a resume. Especially considering some interviewers have full access to your AMCAS and secondaries during the session, and some might not be allowed to see any of your stats/qualifications during a blind/semi-blind interview.
If you want to bring it as a comfort to yourself, I guess that's fine. At my interview dates they gave us folders with forms about financial aid/information about the school to carry around, so it would just be an extra thing in your hands. The only thing I ever had to bring to a med school interview was my ID and my passport, and I just carried both around in my purse.
Best of luck!
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Padfolio to interview?
