3 jobs found in Bolton

Academy Doctor Location: Thorp Arch Training Ground, LS23 Reports to: Head Of Medical Working Hours: Part-time M-W-T with 50% coverage on U18 games on a Sat. Join the Team Behind the Team At Leeds United, we know that success on the pitch starts with strength behind the scenes. The Academy Doctor is responsible for the medical care, clinical governance, and health management of academy players, ensuring safe participation, effective injury management, and long-term player wellbeing. The role supports the development of young athletes by providing expert medical advice and working closely with multidisciplinary staff to optimise health, performance, and safeguarding. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What You’ll Be Doing You will oversee the health and medical care of academy players, ensuring safe training, effective injury management, and supporting...

About The Role   The role requires the candidate:     Provide pitch-side emergency aid and acute injury management at training and fixtures for players aged 8-16 years.  Uphold and demonstrate the values, standards and behaviours expected by Mansfield Town FC both inside & outside the Club.  Liaising with the Lead Academy Physiotherapist and Head of Academy Sports Science and Medicine, optimise assessment and treatment of academy schoolboy players.  Provide pitch side trauma cover during evening training sessions (potential cover Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays).   Provide pitch site trauma cover during schoolboys’ fixtures on Sunday (home and away).   To support the sport science and medicine...

This is a key role within our performance team, responsible for delivering top-level care, injury prevention, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation for our Men’s First Team.   You’ll work closely with the Head of Medical, coaching colleagues and performance team to optimise player availability and ensure elite-level medical provision. We're looking for someone with a proactive and organised approach, who thrives in high-pressure environments and is passionate about sports medicine. Key responsibilities in this role include: Act as lead physiotherapist for all first team training and games, ensuring adequate emergency first aid provision for training, home and away fixtures. To provide evidence-based assessment, treatment and rehabilitation programmes for all first team players. Play an active role in developing and enhancing the treatment and management of injuries programme, to date with current research developments and guidelines. Maintain detailed,...