{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nSpecialty Doctor in Urology with The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust in Rotherham, South Yorkshire\n\n An exciting opportunity is available at The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust for a Specialty Doctor in Urology. This service focused role offers exposure to a broad range of urological practices, a supportive team environment and opportunities for professional growth. This post is designed for an enthusiastic doctor keen to deliver high quality care whilst gaining hand on experience under Consultant supervision and progressing in their careers. There is currently no out of hours service requirement for this role. However this may change in the future based on departmental needs. About us The Department The Urology department provides care across all major sub-specialties including: General Urology cases including TURBT BPH surgery including Rezum procedure, HoLEP and TURP Female Urology surgery and outpatient cases Selected paediatric surgeries Andrology clinics Stone surgeries including PCNL Upper urinary tract diagnostic and therapeutic surgeries Diagnostic procedures including TP biopsies, urodynamic studies and flexible cystoscopies Cancer MDT and non-cancer MDT Specialist Cancer Care Radical pelvic cancer surgery is managed by Sheffield Teaching Hospitals. However TRFT provides: Integrated inpatient and outpatient facilities Follow-up care for prostate and bladder cancer patients MDT meeting for all patients with cancer Team Support The department is supported by: 2 Advanced Nurse Specialists (Band 8a) 4 Cancer Nurse Specialists 1 Clinical Nurse Specialist delivering Andrology services 5 Consultants Trainees 2 at ST3+ level and 1 at FY2 level The Post This post is designed for an enthusiastic doctor who is keen to deliver high-quality care whilst gaining hands on experience under Consultant supervision and progressing in their careers. Clinical responsibilities: Manage elective and emergency admissions including investigations and discharge co-ordination Participate in ward rounds to ensure patient care and exposure to emergency urological cases Attend timetabled sessions in Consultant supervised theatres and diagnostic investigations to enhance skills and education Participate in outpatient clinics under Consultant supervision including diagnostic clinics such as cystoscopy sessions There is currently no out of hours service requirement for this role. However this may change in the future based on departmental needs. Educational Support and Development The department strongly supports motivated candidates seeking career progression including: FRCS support and advice CESR pathway Access to training Presentation opportunities Study leave as per departmental policy Provision of Supporting Professional Activities (SPA) "}