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Rapid Diagnostic Clinic Advanced Nurse Practitioner (RDC ANP)inLondoninLondonPUBLISHED WED 13 NOV 2024

Band 8a: £61,927 to £68,676 a year Pa inclusive pro rota  PERMANENT 
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Imperial College Healthcare NHS TrustFollow Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust

The Rapid Diagnostic Clinic Advanced Nurse Practitioner (RDC ANP) at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust in London is responsible for delivering high-quality, patient-centered care to individuals referred to the clinic. The role involves coordinating diagnostic processes, collaborating with healthcare professionals, and providing compassionate support throughout the patient's journey. The RDC ANP will lead patient assessments, manage caseloads, and communicate results, while also playing a pivotal role in developing clinical protocols, improving services, and mentoring junior staff.

In addition to clinical responsibilities, the RDC ANP will engage in research and development initiatives, conducting audits, contributing to policy formulation, and participating in educational programs focused on cancer and palliative care. This opportunity allows experienced nurses to work autonomously in an innovative healthcare environment, effectively impacting patient outcomes and enhancing the overall diagnostic experience.

Here are 5 questions you could be asked if you apply for this job: Start practice interview...
1. Can you describe your approach to conducting patient assessments in a fast-paced clinical environment?
2. How do you ensure effective communication with patients, particularly when delivering difficult news?
3. What strategies do you use to manage your caseload and prioritise patient needs in a nurse-led clinic?
4. Could you give an example of a challenging multi-disciplinary team meeting you have participated in? What was your role, and what was the outcome?
5. How do you build rapport with GPs and specialists to ensure a seamless diagnostic experience for patients?
1. Can you describe your approach to conducting patient assessments in a fast-paced clinical environment?
2. How do you ensure effective communication with patients, particularly when delivering difficult news?
3. What strategies do you use to manage your caseload and prioritise patient needs in a nurse-led clinic?
4. Could you give an example of a challenging multi-disciplinary team meeting you have participated in? What was your role, and what was the outcome?
5. How do you build rapport with GPs and specialists to ensure a seamless diagnostic experience for patients?
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