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Junior Clinical Fellow - Trauma & Orthopaedics • Reading
Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust
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in Reading
with Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust.
Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust
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1. Can you describe your experience in trauma and orthopaedics, and what specific skills you bring to this role? Can you describe your experience in trauma and orthopaedics, and what specific skills you bring to this role?
2. How would you approach a situation where a patient presents with multiple fractures? What initial management steps would you take? How would you approach a situation where a patient presents with multiple fractures? What initial management steps would you take?
3. What do you understand about the role of a Junior Clinical Fellow in the context of ward cover and on-call responsibilities? What do you understand about the role of a Junior Clinical Fellow in the context of ward cover and on-call responsibilities?
4. Can you give an example of a challenging case you've encountered, and how you managed it? Can you give an example of a challenging case you've encountered, and how you managed it?
5. The Trust emphasises educational development. Can you share any experiences where you have actively pursued learning opportunities in your medical career? The Trust emphasises educational development. Can you share any experiences where you have actively pursued learning opportunities in your medical career?
6. How do you believe being assigned an educational supervisor could benefit you in this position? How do you believe being assigned an educational supervisor could benefit you in this position?
7. What are your thoughts on participating in the structured teaching programme for medical students? How would you prepare for such a role? What are your thoughts on participating in the structured teaching programme for medical students? How would you prepare for such a role?
8. Can you provide an example of when you worked as part of a multidisciplinary team? What was your role, and what did you learn from the experience? Can you provide an example of when you worked as part of a multidisciplinary team? What was your role, and what did you learn from the experience?
9. How do you ensure effective communication with colleagues in a high-pressure environment like trauma and orthopaedics? How do you ensure effective communication with colleagues in a high-pressure environment like trauma and orthopaedics?
10. Describe a time when you received constructive feedback. How did you respond, and what changes did you implement? Describe a time when you received constructive feedback. How did you respond, and what changes did you implement?
11. What is your understanding of Quality Improvement in a clinical setting, and how would you contribute to it as a Junior Clinical Fellow? What is your understanding of Quality Improvement in a clinical setting, and how would you contribute to it as a Junior Clinical Fellow?
12. Have you been involved in any projects or initiatives aimed at improving patient care or clinical processes? Please elaborate. Have you been involved in any projects or initiatives aimed at improving patient care or clinical processes? Please elaborate.
13. What motivated you to apply for the Junior Clinical Fellow position with the Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust? What motivated you to apply for the Junior Clinical Fellow position with the Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust?
14. How do you see this role contributing to your long-term career development in trauma and orthopaedics? How do you see this role contributing to your long-term career development in trauma and orthopaedics?
15. Where do you see yourself in five years, and how does this position fit into that vision? Where do you see yourself in five years, and how does this position fit into that vision?
16. This role may involve long hours and challenging cases. How do you manage your workload and maintain your well-being? This role may involve long hours and challenging cases. How do you manage your workload and maintain your well-being?
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{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nJunior Clinical Fellow - Trauma & Orthopaedics with Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust in Reading\n\n Whilst not formal training posts these jobs are either generated from gaps in the training programmes or established trust posts. The Trust is committed to the educational development of medical staff within this programme. Candidates will be assigned an educational supervisor. We are in the initial process of establishing an Education qualification (PG Cert Edu) with the University of Reading and hope to secure funding to assist with this. We are determined to support successful applicants with career progression and actively encourage and support involvement in Quality Improvement, learning and exam/interview preparation. Applicants will be assigned an educational supervisor for the year and will be encouraged to attend appropriate teaching sessions within the trust. We also run a structured teaching programme in which JCF doctors provide medical student teaching and obtain feedback on this. JCF doctors also have the option to be mentored by previous JCF doctors. A new, exciting opportunity has arisen for a Junior Clinical Fellow (JCF) to join the Trauma and Orthopaedics Department at the Royal Berkshire Hospital. This post is fixed term period of 6 months with the option to extend. Ideally looking for someone to start as soon as possible. The role of the Junior Clinical Fellow is varied, including ward cover (trauma & elective), fracture clinics, SHO on-calls, elective clinics (if allocated to work with a Consultant), assisting in elective theatres and trauma theatres. This role will have exposure to all areas of the department. Within this, there are plenty of educational opportunities including planned teaching, simulation sessions and departmental teaching sessions are arranged by the Consultants and Registrars. JCF posts are also provided with study leave allowance. The Junior Clinical Fellow post plays an important support role within the department, including helping with FY1/FY2/GPTVS/CT1 inductions. "}