Applying for Assistant Psychologist roles?

The NHS form, the supporting information, the scenario questions, the interview panel … landing an Assistant Psychologist post can feel like a maze. If you’re wondering “How do I showcase my clinical insight concisely?” or “What will they ask me when I’m in front of the team?”, I’ll guide you through these concerns.

Services

  • Supporting Information Statement

    ✔️ Critique of your supporting statement

    ✔️ Suggestions for how to strengthen alignment with the role’s person specification

    ✔️ Guidance on tone, structure, and language

    ✔️ Feedback on how well your application reflects key competencies (e.g. communication, MDT working, risk awareness, use of psychological theory, etc.)

    £60 - Book

  • Interview Preparation

    ✔️ Roleplay 4 potential questions

    ✔️ Feel more confident and prepared for your upcoming interview(s)

    ✔️ Know how to structure answers

    ✔️ Understand what NHS (or similar services) are really looking for in Assistant Psychologist candidates

    ✔️ Have a set of general tips and techniques you can apply to a wide range of interview scenarios

    £60 - Book

  • Career Guidance

    ✔️ A video call to explore any concerns you may have

    ✔️ Securing an Assistant Psychologist post

    ✔️ How to acquire clinical experience and what type to be looking for

    ✔️ The different available career routes in psychology

    ✔️ Learn how to get into the NHS

    £40-£60 - Book

  • CV Review

    ✔️ A review of your CV with suggestions for improvement

    ✔️ Feedback on layout, clarity, and structure

    ✔️ Advice on how to make your relevant experience stand out to the service

    ✔️ Guidance on phrasing duties and achievements to highlight psychological relevance and key competencies (e.g. MDT work, use of formulations, safeguarding, data collection, reflective practice)

    £40 - Book

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