{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nNursing Assistant with Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust in Wallsend\n\n An exciting opportunity has arisen for Band 3 Nursing Assistants to join our Multi Disciplinary Team within our Community Response Service. The successful applicant will be keen to work in a busy, friendly and developing integrated community team. The right candidate for this post will need to display excellent communication skills and will be required to carry out a number of duties for eg phlebotomy, simple wound dressings , weights, fluid balance monitoring, reporting of clinical observations and will assist with virtual technology monitoring. They will be expected to work flexibly across Northumberland and North Tyneside They will be expected to be part of a shift pattern of 8 am starts and 8pm finishes that will include BH and weekends . Ideally we would like candidates to have community/primary care experience however training and education can be offered .Canadettes will need to have a willingness to learn and be involved in service developments. Please note we reserve the right to close this vacancy prior to the closing date once the required number of suitable applications have been received. The Nursing Assistant within a community setting works as a member of a wider community nursing team to delivery clinical care to patients including the performance of diagnostic tests and the delivery of personal and delegated nursing care to individuals with acute and chronic health problems. Although the post holder receives support and supervision from the MDT they are expected to work unsupervised in the patients own home, and in residential home environments. About us The role will include The performance of personal care tasks and clinical interventions delegated by the MDT including simple dressings, continence/catheter/bowel care, eye drops etc. The delivery of personal care and support to patients and their families including the provision of emotional support Maintaining records of care delivery within care plans and on clinical computer systems including the completion of specimen request forms The performance of diagnostic tests either requested by other practitioners or identified through the interpretation of patient records in accordance with local protocols. Such tests include blood pressure measurement, temp, pulse, resps , O2 levels, fluid balance ECGs, blood collection, and blood glucose estimation etc. Working with Virtual monitoring technology The safe moving and handling of patients and inanimate loads including the selection and safe use of appropriate equipment / aids "}