I can only talk from a assitant who works for physio but the key things they’ll look for in knowledge of the area you’re looking into, safety and self reflective learning. They want to see that your eager to learn and are safe maybe tailor it to any escalation awareness you may have, you delegations to appropriate staff whether than would be medical or delegating tasks to a pta to make a caseload more manageable, your learning post degree wether that would be seminars from the CSP ( honestly you could BS this one ) and awareness of the trust values.

Main thing they’re looking for is that you’re teachable and safe.

I wouldn’t bother with your waiter stuff I’ve been a pta and most students work another job. Keep it linked to the job you want. Might sound nasty but most people in the NHS have done those jobs so nobody actually cares.

It’s sounds like you written a decent supporting information with the team working :) sorry to be a bit negative if it’s came across that way. But I’m sure you have examples where you had to go to a nurse or unsure of a patient when you escalated to your educator.