{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nRadiology Department Assistant with The Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust in Harlow/Epping/Bishop's Stortford\n\n To support patients during radiology examinations, and to assist the other imaging assistants with preparing patients and carrying out these examinations. To act as a mentor and role model to junior RDAs; being a point of contact for advice and guidance. To be proactive in your work assisting radiology staff with the view that the patient's needs come first. To provide a proficient cannulation service and mentor junior RDAs who are training in this area. Appropriate training in cannulation will be provided. To check stock levels as part of the departmental weekly stock checks To communicate with a broad range of patients prior to examination. This may include patients whose first language is not English or those who have difficulty understanding due to their medical condition To be able to deal with many, often conflicting, demands on attention at the same time, while remaining focused on current task To understand and comply with legislative obligation, including Data Protection Act, Health and Safety at Work Act, COSHH, local radiation rules, departmental and Trust policies To carry out other duties as requested by any member of the senior management team To undergo an annual performance appraisal and review, whereby future objectives are identified and actioned To present a professional front at all times while on duty and be an ambassador for the profession and the department Coordinate the arrival and departure of patients to and from the relevant departments To assist in the manual handling of patients moving to and from scanning areas, in line with trust manual handling policies Admissions and discharges for injection list Cannulation where required To train and mentor junior staff About us Please see the attached job description for more information. This is primarily a rotational role through MRI, CT and Ultrasound but Nuclear Medicine may also be required. To proactively support in stock checking and raising low stock levels as a concern to the superintendents of the areas. "}