{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nOccupational Therapist with Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust in Guildford\n\n Responsible for patients referred for Occupational Therapy assessment,rehabilitation, management and discharge planning within the Multi-disciplinary team,throughout speciality teams within the Royal Surrey services.To undertake assessments of individuals, including functional and environmentalfactors.To devise implement and evaluate patient centred treatment plansTo communicate effectively with the MDT and outside agencies.To provide an effective high quality service to patientsTo participate in training and supervision of assistants/techs and studentsTo undertake evidence based projects as required Join the Royal Surrey Foundation Hospital as a Band 5 Occupational Therapist. Embark on diverse rotations, from cutting-edge fast track hip/knee replacements to rapid assessments in A&E. Develop specialised skills in Stroke/Neurology, Older persons Unit, sub-acute rehab and more. Whether you're kick starting your career or seeking a new challenge, our supportive environment ensures a smooth transition to autonomy. Benefit from a Preceptorship program for newly qualified staff and guidance from experience team leads Our service operates 7 days a week and the post holder will be expected to work some weekends and bank holidays. Essential car use unlocks flexibility. Become part of our friendly, dynamic team with a commitment to professional development, clinical supervision, and continuing education. Enjoy a range of perks, including a well-stocked Gym, accommodation at the Royal Surrey Hospital site and opportunities for personal and professional growth. Apply now for a fulfilling career with us J Roatatios include A&E, EAU and SAU - based at the 'front door' you will work closely with specialist nurses and consultants and other professionals to prevent admission. You will begin to develop skills in rapid assessment and discharge planning. Older Persons Unit - our Older Persons Unit aims to rapidly turn around their patients. This rotation brings together the skills of rapid assessment and complex discharges for older people and allows you to expand on your knowledge and expertise of large equipment provision. Stroke/Neurology - you will develop specialist Stroke and Neurology knowledge and skills including standardised and non-standardised assessments, formulating rehab programmes and upper limb management HOST (Hospital Outreach Support Team) - Our early supported therapy team follows patients from the hospital into the community. Taking referrals from every specialty within the hospital as well as from GPs, social services and outpatients, you will prevent admission as well as expedite a patient returning home as part of the D2A pathways. You will also be up-skilled in basic physio interventions as you work in this integrated team, develop skills in bracing and provide complex equipment within the patient's own home. "}