{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nMacmillan Haematology Clinical Nurse Specialist with Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust in Manchester\n\n To find out more about the key responsibilities and the specific skills and experience youll need, take a look at the Job Description & Person Specification attachments under the Supporting Documents heading. So that youre even more equipped to make an informed decision to apply to us, youll need to take time to read the Candidate Essentials Guide that sits with the Job Description and Person Specification. This document provides you with details about the Trust, our benefits and outlines how we care for you as you care for others. Most importantly, it also contains critical information youll need to be aware of before you submit an application form. Diversity Matters MFT is committed to promoting equality of opportunity, celebrating and valuing diversity and eliminating any form of unlawful discrimination across our workforce, ensuring our people are truly representative of the communities we serve. All individuals regardless of age, disability, gender reassignment, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, sex and sexual orientation are encouraged to apply for this post. As an inclusive employer, we are here to support you. If you have any special requirements to help you with your application, email our team at resourcing@mft.nhs.uk. Were looking forward to hearing from you! An exciting opportunity has become available for a 12-month secondment to cover maternity leave for a Macmillan Clinical Nurse Specialist band 6. Haematology at Wythenshawe hospital is based on our friendly haematology day unit, within reach care to inpatients. Care is Consultant led with the support of the Macmillan Clinical Nurse Specialist, advanced nurse practitioners and a Ward Manager. There are 3 full time consultants and 4 haematology nurses. The day unit is open Monday to Friday. Conditions treated include high- and low-grade lymphomas, myeloma and chronic leukaemias as well as a range of non-malignant conditions. MDTs take place with Trafford and MRI weekly. Assess, plan, prioritise, implement and evaluate nursing interventions to meet patient's needs. Undertake comprehensive health care needs of patients, changing treatment plan as necessary. Provide psychological support for individuals and carers, identifying and involving the appropriate multi-disciplinary services in order to ensure that the individual needs of the patient are met. Be responsible for assessing and recognising emergencies in their specialty. Able to interpret information and take appropriate action and lead others to do so. Advise and support patients to manage their symptoms, giving highly specialist advice as appropriate Provide specialist care , knowledge and expertise, whilst being continually aware of the importance of empowering colleagues to ensure dissemination of knowledge and best practice. "}