u/toasted_pickle1

Paediatric psychology service - AP interview

Hi,
I have an interview coming up for an AP role in a paediatric psychology service. I have never had an AP interview or worked in a paediatric hospital setting - is there anything anyone can recommend me to prepare for specifically? Such as specific scenario questions etc
Thank you :)

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u/toasted_pickle1 — 5 days ago

AP interview - What to wear?

Hi everyone,

I have my first ever AP interview in a couple of weeks. I’m really excited but also very nervous! I’m just wondering what you would all suggest to wear for a female? I don’t have many smart clothes (I’ve only had two interviews before that were both online) so I’m not sure what I should wear/buy.

If you also have any other tips I’d really appreciate it. It’s honestly my dream role but I’m worried I’m going to mess it up or like I don’t have the right experience for it.

Thank you :)

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u/toasted_pickle1 — 13 days ago
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Unsure which RTC provider to pick

Hi,

I am unsure on whether to pick between MentalWell or Insight Diagnostics. It seems a bit too good to be true that there is no wait for MentalWell. The wait for ID is 2 weeks for an assessment and 8 weeks for titration. My only real requirement is a provider that doesn't require shared care from the GP. Has anyone had experiences with either? Am I just being dramatic and should I just go for MentalWell as there is no wait?

Thank you

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u/toasted_pickle1 — 1 month ago

Unsure what postgrad route to take

Hi! I’ve currently just finished my Bsc Psychology, and I’m unsure what to do next year. One option is an Msc in psychological research methods, and the other option is to apply for jobs such as assistant psychologist, trainee emhp/pwp, or support worker roles. I’ve currently got an interview for a trainee emhp role, however i think it would be really good also to build up my research skills with the masters.

I’m wondering whether that specific Msc is worth it for the dclinpsy, or whether it will be helpful in getting research assistant or clinical roles after i graduate. I would also get to spend another year at uni in a city i love with my friends. I do enjoy doing research, and i also got 72% on my undergrad dissertation.

I’m just really unsure on what the ‘right’ decision is. I’d appreciate any thoughts:)

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u/toasted_pickle1 — 2 months ago