{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nSpeech and Language Therapist - Acute Stroke with Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust in Cosham, Portsmouth\n\n The SLT department at PHU provides a highly specialist service to the hospital and always puts patient safety and quality at the centre of our care. We provide a comprehensive dysphagia training programme across the hospital working with the simulation suite and have CAUK status. We pride ourselves on our close working relationships with all of our multi-disciplinary colleagues and you will join a well-led and cohesive service of committed therapists and other AHPs. We will support you to develop your leadership and clinical skills following the Trusts Learning and Development programmes and with external training opportunities. You will have a consistent B7 supervisor who will meet you regularly for 1:1 support. If you have a positive attitude to team working, a passion for stroke care and an integrated approach please get in touch. We pride ourselves on our flexible working policies and would welcome applications for full-time or part-time working. Pre arranged visits to the department are welcomed and encouraged prior to application or interview. For further information please contact Kath Lake on 02392 286838 Kath.Lake@porthosp.nhs.uk This is a great opportunity for an experienced Speech and Language Therapist (SLT) with strong clinical skills to join our acute stroke SLT team for 9 months to cover maternity leave. You will provide clinical expertise in the assessment, differential diagnosis, treatment and management of patients with swallowing and complex communication disorders, supporting more junior members of the team including B5's and assistant SLTs. You will work closely with all members of the MDT to deliver high quality patient care and positive patient experience and outcomes. You will have a good understanding of the Mental Capacity Act and DOLS and be able to support members of the wider multidisciplinary team in implementing this for patients with communication needs. You should have some experience of working with patients with cognitive and behaviour difficulties. Where appropriate, you will be required to provide specialist clinical/technical skills for instrumental assessment and interpretation of swallow function using, e.g. video-fluoroscopy, meeting RCSLT competencies and guidelines, including evidence that competency is maintained. Training and support is available if required. "}