3 jobs found in Burton upon Trent

About The Role   Join us and play a key role in developing the next generation of players in a high-performance setting!   Burton Albion FC is looking for committed and skilled Casual Sports Therapists to join our Academy setup. Reporting to the Academy Head of Performance Support, you will deliver pitch-side medical care, injury assessment, treatment and rehabilitation, while supporting player performance within a professional, multi-disciplinary environment. The role requires experience in football, strong communication skills and the ability to work flexibly across training sessions, fixtures and tournaments. Applicants must hold a relevant Physiotherapy qualification, HCPC registration and FA trauma qualifications (or be working towards them). An Enhanced DBS is required. About The Candidate Qualifications/Experience/Knowledge...

Job Title: Lead Physiotherapist (Boys Academy)   Department: Football Division – Boys Academy Medical and Sport Science Department   Hours of Work: Full-time (working patterns aligned to the demands of elite football, including matchdays and travel where required)   Contract Type: Permanent   Salary: Attractive Remuneration Package depending on experience   Location: Bodymoor Heath Training Ground   Closing Date:  Sunday 21 June 2026   The Department Our Boys Academy is a Premier League Category One environment, built on delivering consistent, high-performance support across every stage of the player pathway. Operating at the intersection of development and elite performance, our Sport Science and Medicine Department plays a critical role in preparing players for the demands of First Team football.   Working closely with the Loans and Emerging Talent and First Team...

The Albion Foundation is the official charity partner of West Bromwich Albion Football Club. A proud Albion Family, Engaged, Inspired and Achieving its Potential.  Making a measurable difference in our local community. The Physiotherapist / Sports Therapist delivers high-quality injury management, rehabilitation and player welfare support to participants within the Girls' Games Programme (GGP) and Emerging Talent Centre (ETC), Midland Junior Premier League (MJPL) & Post 16 programmes ensuring activity meets The Albion Foundation safeguarding, medical and player development standards.  The role supports the health, wellbeing and safe participation of players through evidence-based assessment, treatment and rehabilitation provision. Without this role, appropriate medical support and player care across all football pathway’s would not be consistently maintained.