30NHS Band 6 Physiotherapy Interview Questions & Answers
1.Tell us about your volunteer experience.
2.How do you stay current with the ongoing advancements in your field?
3.How do you deal with constructive criticism, even when delivered in a manner you do not prefer?
4.You are working with a junior colleague who is consistently 20 minutes late. What would you do?
5.How would you describe your time management skills?
6.How did you choose physiotherapy over other healthcare professions?
7.What part of your physiotherapy schooling was the most stressful for you?
8.Are you currently registered with the Health and Care Professions Council?
9.Tell us something about yourself that is not found on your CV.
10.What is your definition of teamwork?
11.In your opinion, what is the greatest challenge the NHS will face in the next few years?
12.Where do you see yourself in ten years?
13.How would you describe your bedside manner?
14.What is your least favorite part about being a physiotherapist?
15.In your opinion, what was the greatest medical invention in the last 50 years that is particularly helpful in your industry?
16.What qualities make an excellent physiotherapist?
17.How would you respond if a patient or their family member yelled at you?
18.Describe a time when your ethics were put to the test.
19.How can we motivate you on the job?
20.What are your strengths?
21.Tell us about a time when you went above and beyond for a patient or their loved ones.
22.What are the six core values of the NHS?
23.How will you earn the trust of your colleagues?
24.The NHS prides itself on offering inclusive, non-discriminatory care. Do you agree with our approach?
25.Tell us what you have learned about the NHS.
26.How do you handle a dispute with a colleague or manager?
27.How do you communicate challenging information to a patient or their family members?
28.What makes you the best candidate for this position?
29.Why do you want to work for the NHS?
30.This concludes our interview. Do you have any questions for us?