{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nBand 5 Occupational Therapist with Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS FT in Birmingham\n\n The post holder will act as a practitioner for Occupational Therapy within the Learning Disability Services Division. The post holder will ensure access to urgent and routine Occupational Therapy assessment and intervention provide and monitor treatment programmes at home and ensure safe discharge or referral on to alternative services as appropriate. They will assist with the process of reducing a current waiting list .They will work in partnership with patients, carers and other health and social care agencies to promote independence and develop individual plans of care relevant to person needs A person who is an excellent communicator with a flexible approach, and has existing, or an eagerness to establish, links with Health and Social care partners and a passion for 'trusted assessor' principles, will be at an advantage when working in this team. You will have opportunities to support junior staff and students, as well as drive and lead in service development projects and quality patient care. HCPC/NMC registrations are a requirement for registered staff roles. *** This job advert will close as soon as sufficient applications have been received. Please apply for this job as soon as you can, if interested *** We have an exciting opportunity for you to join our Learning Disability Community Team within Birmingham Community Health Care NHS Foundation Trust, the largest community trust in the country. A real opportunity to work within the self-motivated and aspirational MDT daily, we are currently looking for someone to dynamically lead and promote a culture of home first rehabilitation, so the people of Birmingham are treated in the right place at the right time, evidenced by clinical and performance outcomes. Working multi-professionally, completing assessments and interventions, whilst ensuring the delivery of high quality intervention to patients within their own homes and other community settings. "}