{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nBreast Clinical Nurse Specialist with The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust in Cross Site\n\n For further information on this role, please see the attached detailed Job Description and Person Specification: To contribute to the training of nurse and to develop their skills to enable therelevant level of nursing intervention for the patient as assigned by the TeamLeader or Matron for Cancer Services. To provide informal and formal teaching, e.g. academic courses provided by theSchool of Nursing, ward-based teaching. To lecture on external courses as required. To contribute to the development of resource and teaching packs for use bypatients and/or staff in the clinical and education settings such as wards and dayareas, training and courses within the Trust. To assess own educational needs and take steps to keep up to date withclinical and nursing developments in line with requirements of the Nursingand Midwifery Council. To provide support and mentoring to the new Clinical Nurse Specialists within theteam as directed by the Team Leader Please contact Karen Millar for further information regarding this vacancy.Lead Breast Clinical Nurse Specialist.Karen.millar@rmh.nhs.ukTel No 0208 661 3967 We are currently looking for a Breast Clinical Nurse Specialist with expert knowledge and experience. This role will cover both primary and secondary breast patients. This is an exciting role, where you will be part of a team working in the Private Care sector of the Royal Marsden. The Private Care team at the Royal Marsden covers 3 sites in Chelsea, Cavendish Square and Sutton, Surrey. The successful candidate would need to be enthusiastic and preferably experienced, who enjoys patient contact and working in a multi-disciplinary environment to support the delivery of a high-quality service. You must be able to demonstrate excellent clinical leadership skills, effective communication skills, flexibility, reliability and have an organised approach to work As a Clinical Nurse Specialist, you are the main contact for the patient, there to support the patient throughout their treatment which may include surgery, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and/or radiotherapy. The CNS role provides advice and support relating to the patient's disease, cancer treatments, possible side effects which will includetelephone triage of side-effects and/or complications of the disease or treatments. You will work closely with members of the MDT and CNS team to deliver personalised evidence-based care. Provision of specialist, high quality, expert nursing care and support for patients with a diagnosis of primary and secondary breast cancer. To act as a resource for patients and the clinical team by the provision ofcomprehensive specialist advice, information, teaching and training both within RMH and externally regarding primary/secondary breast cancer. To support and signpost patients to appropriate services. Undertake a full specialist nursing assessment to identify the specific needs of the above patient groups and their families/carers to include the Holistic Needs assessment. Demonstrate expert knowledge and understanding of breast cancer to allow collaboration with medical colleagues to ensure that patients and their families are fully informed and understand proposed patient investigations and treatments. "}