{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nSpecialist Nurse Apheresis with NHS Blood and Transplant in Leeds\n\n “There are multiple locations , please clearly indicate your preferred when prompted and at the top of your supporting information” Please view the attached recruitment profile which is a summary of the detailed Job Description and Person Specification for the full personal attributes we require for the role. You will need to demonstrate these throughout the recruitment process.   What we offer: Starting salary of £37,338 - £44,962 per annum in accordance with AfC. 8x full time permanent opportunity to join as a Band 6, and progress in NHSBT. Opportunity to work with a national organisation and be based in Bristol, Leeds, Manchester, Liverpool, Cambridge or Plymouth (please indicate preferred in application). NHSBT promotes flexible working opportunities and welcome requests. 27 days annual leave (pro rata for part-time) plus Bank Holidays, increasing to 29 days after 5 years’ service and to 33 days after 10 years. NHS pension scheme. The NHS Pension Scheme is a defined benefit scheme (not dependent on investment returns) Further details and outline of benefits can be found at: www.nhsbsa.nhs.uk/pensions ‎   We’ve fostered a culture of continuous learning where colleagues are well-led, engaged, and encouraged to grow. We support you in reaching your full potential, both in your current role and future career. Our Thrive program embodies our commitment to learning and development, offering a wide range of activities to support your personal and professional growth. It’s open to everyone at NHSBT, ensuring you have the resources to succeed and shine in your role.   This vacancy will close at 23:59 on Sunday 20th October 2024. Interviews are anticipated to be held on week commencing 4th Nov 2024 – subject to confirmation. For informal enquiries please contact – Louise Collingwood, Head of TAS Operations at louise.collingwood@nhsbt.nhs.uk. Therapeutic Apheresis Services (TAS) is the only patient facing service provided by NHS Blood and Transplant and is highly regarded within the organisation as a flagship service. You will work within a service and team, supporting lifesaving treatments for patients across the region. It goes without saying that no two days are the same for nurses working within TAS. You will have the opportunity to provide a variation of different lifesaving and life enhancing treatments to patients on a 1:1 basis. Many of our treatments are provided by the team within a designated TAS unit but there will also be a requirement to work independently and provide outreach services within the host trust and off site at various hospitals. In addition to working for a unique, national NHS Employer, we will provide you with an extensive residential induction and ongoing development programme specific to this role to support you in achieving your career ambitions. Because our Therapeutic Apheresis Units are based within large NHS Trust our nurses, benefit from the infrastructure and facilities of NHS Blood and Transplant and the host Trust. The Specialist Nurse will be responsible for the assessment, planning, and delivery of apheresis procedures for both emergency and elective patients and donors taking part in a 24/7 on-call rota. In this role you will be: Performing therapeutic apheresis and cell collection procedures in paediatrics and adults. Planning the nursing care of patients/donors and be responsible for all aspects of clinical care, providing advice to patients/donors and staff as necessary. Providing safe and compassionate care within a total quality system, upholding the clinical standards of the service by ensuring they are working within their limitations, ensuring best practice and clinical effectiveness is achieved within policy frameworks. Working within a total quality management system approach, to maintain nursing practice standards to meet local regulatory frameworks, licences, and laws. Establishing and maintaining effective written and verbal communication using a variety of methods with key stakeholders to support patient centred care and quality and safety. Providing clinical support and supervision to less experienced staff and student nurses and will be a source of clinical knowledge and expertise. "}