{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nPre-Treatment Radiographer -CT with Torbay and South Devon NHS Foundation Trust in Torquay\n\n Make evidence-based decisions within the prescribed scope of practice Analysis and approval of planning and treatment verification images, following designated training and adhering to work instructions and protocols To determine and process patient outlining for dose prediction and produce dose predictions for the treatment planning of patients using treatment planning system Analyse systematically and evaluate all data and information relevant to patients diagnosis, ensuring the patient and their relatives are treated with dignity and respect at all times Planning and organisation Lead CT planning sessions, obtaining all necessary images and measurements, and accurately recording information gained. CT scan patients to localise tumour volumes for treatment planning including the outlining of critical structures and organs in preparation for the tumour volume delineation by the clinical oncologist To hold competencies for IV contrast CT scanning Lead the construction of immobilisation devices prior to CT scanning Supports pre-treatment manager in the preparation of pre-treatment documentation to include using Mosaiq Data Management System and Q-Pulse quality management system To determine and process patient outlining for dose prediction and produce dose predictions for the treatment planning of patients using treatment planning system Maintain and develop own personal standards of care and technical ability Make evidence-based decisions within the prescribed scope of practice Participate in Multi-disciplinary team meetings as required Supervise student radiographers both on clinical and elective placements To ensure that in all aspects of the work the adequate care and well-being of the patient is considered To be responsible and accountable for own actions in accordance with the Radiographers Professional Code of Conduct Take individual professional responsibility for the accurate planning and delivery of radiotherapy treatment ensuring that the requirements or IR(ME)R 2017 Ionising Regulations 2017 (IRR17) are complied with Provides advice and information to Brachytherapy and mould room support is provided by Exeter under an SLA. Robust lines of communication are in place for a continuous service Physical skills Able to manipulate patients to get them into the optimum position for treatment High level of hand-eye co-ordination as fine margin for error (mm accuracy required in aligning accelerator with beam entry point on patient. Able to work at awkward positions under couch. Able to tattoo accurately. Fine adjustments required for shell fitting. Able to move awkward/heavy equipment safely Able to move patients from trolley/chair to treatment couch safely using appropriate equipment Patient and client care Provides advice and information to patients relative to tumour site and method of treatment in order to minimise the risk of side effects developing and provide information on how to deal with these should they develop, referring to the wider MDT as appropriate Policy and service development Works with colleagues to include research radiographer and physicists in evaluating and developing working practice, new treatment techniques, care strategies and options for new equipment in order to reduce delays in treatment and improve patient care and outcomes Ensures that QA procedures relating to pre-treatment activities continue to reflect current practice and draw up new procedures as new equipment is acquired or working practice evolves Undertakes run up of CT scanner and performs daily QA checks To assist in the preparation and update of documentation in accordance with ISO9001:2015 within the Quality Management System Comply with all treatment related record keeping as specified in the quality assurance documentation and reports any error or near misses using electronic reporting system in-line with Towards Safer Radiotherapy 2008 Individuals Personal Development Plan to be discussed and agreed Undertake any additional duties which may become necessary to maintain or improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the service Pre-Treatment Radiographer (CT) - Band 6 Specialist Practitioner Applications are invited from experienced existing Band 6 radiographers to work in the pre-treatment section (CT) of the oncology centre. You will be HCPC registered. You will be an integral member of the team performing CT scans, producing immobilisation devices and administering intravenous contrast. You will contribute to service development, teaching and training. The post holder will be based in CT. There is an expectation to perform intra venous contrast; training may be given upon appointment. You will have a professional and practical attitude, working with confidence increasing your experience with advanced techniques and technologies. Role development is actively encouraged. We have a Support and Information, Prostate Support and Research Radiographer in post. Radiographers have also undertaken Independent prescribing. Hours of work may be flexible, and will reflect the needs of the Department. The person appointed may be required to work shift patterns to cover extended working days and bank holidays The department has Pinnacle 3D planning system, and a dedicated wide bore CT for treatment planning with 4DCT. 2 matched Elekta VersaHD linear accelerators For enquires or to arrange an informal visit please contact Emma Meckiff, Pre-Treatment Manager CT, emma.meckiff@nhs.net or Naomi Hopkins, Treatment Section Manager, naomi.hopkins2@nhs.net 01803 655363 To undertake and lead CT Imaging to include 4DCT and SABR To be able to cannulate and administer IV Contrast for the purpose of Radiotherapy CT Planning scans. To be able to lead in the construction of immobilisation devices prior to CT scanning. To be prepared to attend annual Immediate life support, anaphylaxis and administration of intra muscular adrenaline training. To assess and manage own workload of patients and maintain associated accurate documentation. To assist in Pre-treatment planning performing calculations, plan checks and dosimetry planning. To contribute to ongoing research and development projects within the department To be accountable for the work of students and inexperienced staff whose work the jobholder is supervising "}