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⟩ ONCOLOGY (BREAST & UROLOGY) Based HIV Consultant Job Interview Questions

☛ Tell us about your Research Fellowship in Canada.

☛ How does the Canadian system compare to the UK system?

☛ What are the pros and cons of MDTs?

☛ MDTs may involve sharing patient images and scans. What are your views regarding potential problems with this sharing?

☛ How should we implement new radiotherapy technologies?

☛ What model should we employ in setting up satellite RT centres? Resident doctors or visiting doctors with extended roles for other professionals?

☛ If you extend roles, where would you draw the line? Should radiographers prescrive RT?

☛ Does palliative RT lend itself to delivery of a satellite centre?

☛ How would you set up an acute oncology service?

☛ What are your general thoughts on audits?

☛ How would you prioritise what needs auditing?

☛ What is your experience of patient reported outcome measures? Would the results of these influence your practice?

☛ You only had 3 publications in peer reviewed journals before going to Canada. Do you think that is acceptable?

☛ Seeing as clinical oncologists need to know everything a medical oncologist does and then more, do we need to increase the length of clinical oncology training?

☛ Should we split into radiation oncology and medical oncology in the UK?

☛ Are there any things that our centre could learn from yours?

☛ How is the critical care in your hospital run?

☛ What are the problems you envisage for stand alone cancer centres in the future?

☛ You will need to train SpRs. How will you deal with an SpR who is underperforming?

☛ This post involves working closely in a team with two other consultants. What are your perceived advantages and disadvantages of this approach?

☛ An article in the NEJM indicates the Cancer Plan wasn't working despite a massive investment of money. What is you opinion?

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