{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nWound clinic nurse with Medway Community Healthcare in Gillingham\n\n Are you a skilled wound therapist with excellent interpersonal skills and sound clinical assessment skills? Do you have the confidence to work alone, putting the patient at the heart of what you do; and to get involved within a multi-disciplinary team? If you answered yes, we've got the perfect role for you This is a unique opportunity to work in our dedicated wound clinics which cover all types of wound and leg ulcer care across Medway. This post is a varied role and will involve delivering based wound care; full assessments, implementation and evaluation of wound and leg ulcer care. You will need to be flexible as the wound clinics operate 7 days a week across various locations in Medway. To work as a member of the tissue viability and wound therapy service to undertake the nursing care of patients attending Medway Community Healthcare wound clinics, community nursing and leg ulcer clinics To provide effective evidence based wound care including the assessment of care needs, the development, implementation and evaluation of plans of care, prescription of treatment and advice to patients who are seen by the service. To support the senior wound therapist in the management of the clinics and take responsibility for allocating workload for short periods in the absence of the senior wound therapist with support. To oversee the healthcare assistants in the team as required and support the senior team members with allocated students and other visitors to the clinic. About us Criteria Essential Desirable Qualifications 1st -2nd level registered nurse Leg ulcer care Independent prescribing Post qualification study in wound management Experience Working as part of a team Able to work under own initiative Working in a health/social care environment Experience of delivering wound care Wound care Working in the community / a clinic setting Special knowledge / expertise Clinical competence in core nursing care provision. Evidence of continual professional development Ability to plan and develop programmes of care/care packages Works within codes of practice and professional guidelines IT literate, word processing and use of the internet Ability to demonstrate a sound knowledge of wound assessment Awareness of Buurtzorg care model Awareness of self-care principles Disposition, adjustment, attitude and commitment Flexibility and adaptability Motivated to community work Open and friendly Team player Supportive of colleagues Practical / intellectual skills Problem solving approach Able to make clinically appropriate decisions. Good collaboratively working skills Evidence of ability to undertake complex problem solving "}