3 academy lead physiotherapist jobs found

Please note that this role is permanent and part-time, we will consider candidates looking for 1.5 - 2.5 days per week. An exciting opportunity to support the medical provision across the First Team and the PGA pathway at Bristol City Women. We are seeking a proactive clinician with strong communication skills and the confidence to make clear decisions in a fast-paced environment, working closely with the Lead Physiotherapist and MDT to deliver high‑quality matchday cover and consistent clinical support within a demanding WSL environment. What you can expect to get involved in Provide pitch-side assessment and treatment of players during training and matches. Take a lead role in the assessment and diagnosis of injuries sustained by players. Arrange onward referral for appropriate imaging and specialist consultation as appropriate, informing health insurers / funding providers. Be available to the club – typically...

Salary:  Please state your expectations within your application Contract:  Casual, Zero Hour Contract Location:  The Nigel Doughty Academy, Nottingham, NG2 7SR Working Arrangements:  On site Role Overview: In this role you will be contributing significantly to both the Medical and Sports Science departments to optimise the availability and enhance the long-term athletic development of Nottingham Forest Academy players through optimal service provision in the medical department. The role will require the individual to assist in the medical management, co-ordination and supervision of the U7-U16s players, alongside the Academy Head of Medicine, including all aspects of medical screening, injury assessment, diagnosis, management and prevention strategies in line with evidence-based practice. Key Tasks and Responsibilities: Providing medical cover for training, rehabilitation and matches for the FP/YDP Phases (U7-16s). To...

Job description In this role, you will be responsible for delivering physiotherapy services across all Academy squads within an interdisciplinary framework, while supporting the development and implementation of injury‑prevention and rehabilitation programmes designed to maximise player performance, enhance recovery, and reduce injury risk. Additionally, you will contribute to the effective transition of FP and YDP players into the PDP programme and ultimately towards the First Team. Job requirements The u9 – 16 Academy Physiotherapist must:  Experience of working within sport. Experience of working within a multi-disciplinary team. BSc degree in Physiotherapy Member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy HCPC Registered Able to work as part of team Flexible, enthusiastic, reliable & organised   Ideally, the u9 – 16 Physiotherapist will:  Experience and understanding of paediatric...