{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nLead Pharmacist Renal &Transplantation Band 8b (Attracts £5,000 RRP) with University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust in Plymouth, UK\n\n Responsible to the Lead Associate Chief Pharmacist Clinical Services for strategic planning and delivery of clinical pharmacy services to patients within the care of renal particularly transplant, chronic kidney disease and dialysis. Deputises for the Associate Chief Pharmacist Clinical Services along with the other Lead Care Group Pharmacists, in their absence as required Support the Chief Pharmacist / Deputy Chief Pharmacist / Associate Chief Pharmacist in developing, monitoring, and reporting on drug expenditure and medicines budget and the delivery of financial savings as part of the pharmacy CIP. The post holder will be required to represent the clinical pharmacy team and service line at both internal and external committees and forums including the Drug and Therapeutics committee, Medicines Safety Committee, Clinical Governance and Care Group operational meetings as appropriate. Work as a member of the renal, clinical, and wider UHP pharmacy team, providing highly specialist clinical pharmacy care to patients with renal disease, transplant and related conditions. To specifically provide an outpatient transplant clinic twice a week in conjunction with the MDT. Lead on the monitoring, review, and report on medicines related incidents within renal and transplantation service line. To manage, lead and co-ordinate the renal pharmacy team including pharmacists and technicians in the provision of a safe, effective and efficient clinical pharmacy service in accordance with local and national standards and strategy and to ensure all members of the pharmacy team are trained and competent for their roles. Ensure an appropriate level of clinical pharmacy service is provided to the renal care areas Configure and implement inductions for pharmacists in renal and transplantation. Provide education and training to all healthcare professionals including medical students. To act as a role model as a clinical pharmacist and team leader, to pharmacists, technicians, ATOs and all other members of the multidisciplinary team. To practice as an independent prescriber and to work towards advanced clinical practice. To engage with Quality Improvement and practice research. Development, implementation, and update of clinical pharmacy policy, relevant to pharmacy practice and medicines in renal care. Monitor and evaluate medicines related protocols and guidelines in renal medicine Propose policy or service changes which improve services and may have multidisciplinary and resource implications Assist in the development and implementation of PGDs and non-medical prescribing initiatives, when appropriate. To use your expertise in Renal medicine both within the Trust and externally to form working partnerships with other health and social care service providers from across the wider healthcare system. As and advanced specialist pharmacist in your chosen area of practice: Recommendation of appropriate therapy for individual patients where evidence is not available, controversial evidence exists or other professionals may challenge advice. Contribute to the organisations wider antimicrobial surveillance programme, implementing local programmes ensuring appropriate antimicrobial prescribing. Attendance at Consultant/GP, speciality team MDMs. white board/MDT meetings/ward rounds to actively facilitate and provide advice on treatment, including highly complex patients. Promote compliance by prescribers and other healthcare staff with local/national policies and the South and West Devon Formulary. Application of highly complex knowledge of the evidence base behind drug therapies used. Assess clinical requirements of patients as a clinical pharmacist and an independent prescriber through interpretation of clinical data and examination. If required request appropriate tests and examinations for patients directly under your care. Contribute to pharmaceutical initiatives that help with the seamless transfer of patients between different healthcare settings. Participate in any wider departmental rotas where needed. Are you an enthusiastic, motivated and dynamic clinical pharmacist with an interest in Renal Medicine and Transplantation? Are you at the stage of your career where you are looking to develop your clinical and leadership skills and work as an integral member of a well-respected and proactive multidisciplinary team, managing the pharmacy service to Renal & Transplant Patients? Would you like to work with a friendly and enthusiastic renal team working towards credentialing for a consultant post in Renal Medicine & Transplant alongside utilising your skills as a non-medical prescriber, providing outpatient transplant clinic reviews. Do you want to be part of an innovative Department that have just had an ambitious 5-year strategy and workforce plan approved by the Trust Board? If so, we would love to hear from you! Depending on the stage of your career, further study will be encouraged and supported. Practice research is also encouraged in this role; we currently have Band 7 Academic intern pharmacists. This post will attract a Recruitment & Retention Premia (RRP) totalling £5,000, payable upon appointment, (covering 36 months of service) in addition to a relocation allowance (subject to eligibility). The RRP payment is for external candidates only & is pro rata for part time employees. If you would like further information, or to know the full terms of the Recruitment & Retention Payment and/or the Relocation Allowance, please contact Vivek.soni@nhs.net for further details. Responsible for the provision of a high-quality patient focused clinical pharmacy service for patients within the renal care areas focusing on renal medicine and transplantation. Act as team leader for the ward-based pharmacy team and as team member of the renal transplant team. Lead the teaching and clinical supervision of pharmacy staff and other healthcare employees in renal medicine. Provide specialist clinical pharmacy services to Renal medicines & Transplantation. Promoting the safe use of medicines across the Renal service line and act as an expert resource. Work closely on the strategic development of clinical pharmacy services to Renal & Transplantation services, establishing clearly defined roles for pharmacist non-medical prescribers and advanced clinical practitioners within renal medicine. Work towards credentialing as a consultant pharmacist within Renal & Transplantation. Develop and manage the delivery of pharmacy services to ensure efficient use of resources and systems including monitoring drug expenditure, delivery of financial savings within the nephrology and transplantation care group. Work with the clinical and governance teams to develop guidelines, protocols and PGDs ***Preference will be given to internal Trust staff, as well as 'Priority' and 'At Risk' status including NHS At Risk staff throughout Devon who are able to display recent relevant experience as dictated by the Person Specification.*** "}