{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nHIV Nurse Practitioner with Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in London\n\n Clinical Responsibilities 1.0 Clinical Practice Manage a case load of patients including those with complex treatment and psycho-social needs for on-going follow-up care, including recruitment and follow up of patients in research studies and implementation/management of innovative diagnostic and therapeutic tools. Ensure the delivery of a high quality and innovative HIV clinical service, including coordination of the administration of new antiretroviral combinations including long-acting injectables Assess and interpret complex clinical information and data in partnership with the patient to make appropriate diagnoses, developing and implementing a plan of healthcare management including prescribing medications or refer for medical review if required. Supervise junior nursing staff in treatment support, supporting them to assess and support patients starting or switching therapy and advising on those patients experiencing problems with adherence both within the outpatient and inpatient settings. Supply and administer medication under Patient Group Directions or practice as a Non-Medical Prescriber. Use highly developed communication skills to assess situations and empathetically impart information, which is often complex and sensitive, at all levels of interaction with others. Order specific diagnostic tests and investigations, interpret findings and provide results to patients as per protocol. Use expertise in the emergency presentation of HIV-related problems, according to an agreed protocol, to provide a telephone triage service to assess patients immediate needs and direct them to the appropriate service Assess and support patients experiencing problems with adherence and provide treatment support. Advise on the promotion of health and the prevention of illness, with particular reference to smoking cessation, risk behaviours, diet, immunisation, sexually transmitted infections and HIV. Manage the annual screening of patients, including cervical cytology and in future, anal cytology. Take a detailed sexual health history where necessary, and refer for sexual health screening, as appropriate. Recognise and act upon situations that may be detrimental to the health and wellbeing of the individual. Use highly developed knowledge and skills to assist and support the patient and their significant others in developing their understanding and ability to ensure effective self-management of HIV as a chronic disease. Make referrals as appropriate to members of the HIV MDT team including Peer Support Coordinate and participate in the nurse-led clinics and Triage of walk-in patients. Act as a link between clinic and the research department, taking referrals and discussing research options with patients Act as a clinical leader and assist in the development of clinical skills within the wider nursing team. Lead initiatives that enhance the quality of nurse-led patient care and treatment support through policy and guideline development based on the best available evidence. Ensure the safe custody, maintenance and administration of medication, in accordance with established Trust policy Please see the Job Description for further information Kobler HIV outpatient clinic is seeking a HIV Nurse Practitioner for an 12 month fixed term post. A key part of this role will focus on enhancing clinical research delivery and innovation in line with Trust strategies, while also working clinically as a Nurse Practitioner independently managing the care of people living with HIV. The successful candidate will be a senior clinical team member and leader, ideally with research experience, hold the Non-Medical Pracriber qualification and bring clinical expertise to deliver high-quality care. They will lead specific research projects and management functions as agreed with clinic leads, while managing a caseload of patients requiring routine HIV care. The role also involves recruiting and following up on patients in research studies, and implementing innovative diagnostic and therapeutic tools. You will join a friendly, dynamic, and supportive team, requiring a self-motivated, clinically-experienced Nurse with a passion for research and innovation. Experience in HIV care is essential. This role is perfect for those who are already working at a Band 7 level or are a Band 6 with previous experience. Strong organisational skills and the ability to prioritize workloads are key, as well as the capacity to meet performance targets. We support your professional growth and offer numerous opportunities for self-development. A key part of this role will be to enhance the delivery of clinical research and innovation in accordance with the Trust Strategies and to work in a clinical capacity as an independent Nurse Practitioner managing the care of people living with HIV. They will be a role model for expert clinical care, and lead on specific research projects / management functions as agreed with the clinic leads. The individual will manage a caseload of patients with HIV requiring routine care. Additionally, the post holder will be involved in the recruitment and follow up of patients in research studies and the implementation and management of innovative diagnostic and therapeutic tools. You will be part of a friendly, dynamic and supportive team and will need to be a self-motivated and clinically-experienced adult nurse, with a passion for clinical research and innovation and experience of working in the area of HIV and sexual health. The post holder will hold (or be supported to obtain) the Non-Medical Prescriber qualification It is also essential that you can plan and prioritize your workload in order to meet performance targets and deadlines; you will need to have excellent organizational skills. You will work under the management of the Clinic Manager and the SSC Lead Consultant. "}