{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nClinical Associate in Psychology with South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust in London\n\n Our aim is for individuals in the CAP roles to be able to use a range of skills to integrate psychological and psychosocial interventions into a holistic care package for clients. We welcome practitioners who can reflect on their own experiences as well as the experiences of people using our services to promote, plan and deliver useful and w interventions. There will be the opportunity to develop novel and innovative ways of working to ensure we are offering an accessible and acceptable service. Creativity, confidence, and the ability to make meaningful connections with both service users and staff are all warmly welcomed. Please see the attached Job Description and Person Specification for further details of the role. NB the post is based in Lambeth. Note: This advert may close early if a high number of applications is received. We look forward to receiving your application. The Clinical Associate in Psychology (CAP) role is designed to deliver psychological assessments, formulations and interventions which are informed by research and evaluation. CAPs work closely with our psychological therapists within teams who supervise. We are seeking a qualified CAP to work with Southwark Home Treatment Team In Southwark for a permanent position. The post holder will work with service users accessing the Southwark Home treatment Team to develop a shared understanding of the complex issues the person is facing, how they cope and the impact this has on their mental, physical health and well-being and those around them (psychological assessment and formulation). Under supervision they will explore social, psychological, therapies and other potential options which may improve health outcomes and help them achieve agreed goals. Service users seen by the post holder will include those who have experienced high levels of distress and complex mental health difficulties. Service users may present with a high level of risk to both themselves and sometimes to other people. Assessments and interventions will be delivered both by home visits as well as at the team base. "}