{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nWard Environment Support Staff (XN02) with Leeds Teaching Hospitals in Leeds\n\n To work as a member of the clinical ward team carrying out the cleaning and the movement of patients, specimens & goods/consumables/drugs between wards and departments. To provide a range of direct or indirect supervised non-clinical support to the professional teams within designated clinical areas. The role will be supportive in keeping the hospital environment, safe, clean and tidy. The provision of a high-quality support service, responding to patient bed discharge/equipment cleaning and or/ urgent patient equipment/specimen/blood transportation. We are looking for highly motivated, dynamic individuals to work as a member of the ward team providing non-clinical support to the professional teams within the Neonatal service. The role will be supportive in keeping the hospital environment safe, clean, and tidy, responding to patient bed discharge/equipment cleaning and/or urgent patient equipment/specimen/blood transportation and stocking up of essential consumables. Expected Shortlisting Date: 21/10/2024 Planned Interview Date: 31/10/2024 We are looking for highly motivated, dynamic individuals to work as a member of the ward team providing non-clinical support to the professional teams within the Neonatal service. The role will be supportive in keeping the hospital environment safe, clean, and tidy, responding to patient bed discharge/equipment cleaning and/or urgent patient equipment/specimen/blood transportation and stocking up of essential consumables. The role will be supportive in keeping the hospital environment, safe, clean and tidy. The provision of a high-quality support service, responding to patient bed discharge/equipment cleaning and or/ urgent patient equipment/specimen/blood transportation. The job holder will work within designated clinical areas providing support to the multi-disciplinary teams. Duties will include answering phones, cleaning equipment, setting up equipment under supervision, ordering maintaining stock levels and any other general clinical duties required. The job holder will meet, and greet patients, family or carers and provide family and carer support where asked to do so. The job holder will be a central point of communication between the department and medical physics to ensure equipment is returned, and repaired, and or serviced in a timely manner. "}