{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nBand 7 Highly Specialised Clinical Physiologist (Neurophysiology) with St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust in London\n\n An exciting opportunity to provide a comprehensive Clinical Neurophysiological investigative service, to patients of all ages from a large range of specialties suffering from a wide variety of medical disorders including those which may be neurological and/or psychiatric in nature. Provides highly complex, specialist Clinical Neurophysiology service (s) to patients of all ages from a range of specialties suffering from a wide variety of medical disorders including those which may be neurological and/or psychiatric in nature. Responsible for the organization of clinical and non-clinical work. Responsible for the provision, audit and quality of a specialist area of Clinical Neurophysiology Service delivery. Responsible for the development and training of Clinical Physiologists (Neurophysiology) within the designated specialist area and other professionals (including medical students and Nurses). Undertakes interpretation of results and provision of reports. Work collaboratively on a day-to-day basis with others to ensure that service needs are met. About us Main Duties/Key Results Areas: 1.Continually monitor and maintain high professional standards of Neurophysiological services topatients and may initiate remedial action where necessary. 2.Work collaboratively with other professionals and agencies to ensure service(s) meet changinghealthcare needs. 3.Provide visible support and assistance to Neurophysiological staff in dealing with difficult and conflicting situations including those that are of a clinical/professional nature. 4.Initiate/participate, plan and implement policies. 5.Plan, perform and interpret a range of basic and advanced Neurophysiological investigations toa high level of competence to patients. This includes, Perform Electroencephalographic (EEG) investigations employing current standard techniques without supervision in the EEG laboratory taking appropriate action(s) where necessary. Also perform EEGs on the ward. Patients of all age groups are seen in the department. Perform emergency EEGs on ITUs. (Intensive Therapy Units), NNUs (Neonatal Units), PICUs (Paediatric Intensive Care Units) or general wards - and appropriate action should be taken where necessary. Perform EEG investigations using specialist techniques. .These include activated recordings, recordings following sleep deprivation, recordings during administration of medication (eg Melatonin), recordings during general anaesthetic, recordings during stimulation of a non routine recording (e.g. Wada testing) Perform long term EEG monitoring and long term EEG and Video monitoring taking appropriate action. Perform Video/EEG Telemetry during sleep deprivation and drug reduction to provoke a seizure, taking appropriate action. Perform all modality evoked potentials taking appropriate action(s) where necessary. (including Visual, brainstem and Somatosensory evoked potentials. Perform Nerve Conduction Studies for Physiology Lead Carpal Tunnel Clinics. 6.Advise referring clinicians on investigation requirements and make suggestions on adaptationtechniques. 7.Provide factual reports on a range of Neurophysiological investigations which contribute to theoverall final report. 8.May initiate and participate with research and development programmes. 9.Maintain continuous professional development appropriate to the range of Neurophysiology services to patients. 10.Undertake simple fault remedy, cleaning and maintenance of recording equipment or any apparatus within the department including care and maintenance of electrodes. In case of equipment failure, effectively communicating with the manufacturers to minimize any interruption of service. "}