{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nQualified Forensic Psychologist with Sodexo in Liverpool\n\n You will be the direct line manager of a team of Forensic Psychologists and Forensic Psychologists-in-Training and will support staff with their caseloads, whilst also maintaining direct contact with prisoners with complex needs including personality disorders, and serious offending histories. A fantastic opportunity has arisen withinHMP Altcourseto join our prisons Psychology team as aForensic Psychologist. As theForensic Psychologist,you will join us in leading and developing a range of innovative plans, including the development of a psychologically led unit and the strengthening of multi-disciplinary working to support our prisoners. You will help to support a team of Forensic Psychologists in Training and will support team members with their caseloads, whilst also maintaining direct contact with prisoners with complex needs, including those whose early experiences have contributed to difficulties within their personality functioning and contributed to involvement in serious offending. We encourage candidates with previous experience within prison establishments to apply, but we will consider those whose experience lies within the Forensic Mental Health field generally.We are able to consider newly qualified candidates, who can demonstrate the required insight into the potential demands of the role and evidence of the ongoing development of relevant skills. This role presents a significant opportunity for personal growth and continuing professional development. Manage and supervise Forensic Psychologists in Training and engage directly with prisoners. Support and supervise staff handling cases with prisoners having complex needs. Complete Parole Reports and conduct assessments (HCR20, PCL-R, IPDE, SARA). Conduct forensic assessments, formulate plans, and contribute to psychological treatment for prisoners. Collaborate with the Psychology and Interventions team, prisoners, and the wider prison community. Attend multi-disciplinary meetings within and outside the prison and communicate with internal and external stakeholders. Lead, develop, and contribute to new Offending Behaviour Programmes (OBP) with psychological oversight. Provide training on managing behaviours, personality disorders, and share information on complex case formulations with relevant teams for effective prisoner management. Please see attached job description for further information regarding the role requirements. "}