5 jobs found in Wolverhampton

Birmingham City Football Club is on the rise. With an incredible history dating back to 1875, Birmingham City Football Club is part of an exciting period of accelerated growth and modernisation, and  ​ is playing it ’ s part in once-in-a-generation ​  opportunity to support the transformation of England ’ s second city as part of the ​ Sports Quarter  project. With significant investment across our football, commercial, and community operations, we are rebuilding the Club for long-term success — on and off the pitch. ​ ​ Birmingham City Women FC is seeking a dedicated and driven  Women’s Recruitment Analyst  to support the identification and recruitment of talented players for both the Women’s First Team and the Club’s Academy Pathway. This role is central to ensuring the club continues to build a strong, sustainable, and successful squad through evidence-based scouting and performance analysis. ​...

These roles are focused on the operational delivery of our football matchday services in major cities across the UK. It is a unique blend of sport performance, technology, and operations in a fast-paced and thrilling environment. Successful candidates will, as part of a team, assist with the smooth operational execution of game day services using smart ball and player tracking technology. The role will include system installation, live system operation and ensuring smooth operational processes to the highest possible standard. The ideal candidate is a football fan that appreciates the value that technology brings to the sporting arena. You will be interested in how data can be used, especially with respect to analysis and data. You will be able to work confidently and independently in potentially ‘high pressure’ situations, where time, accuracy and communication are very important. You may need to work with a broad range of Matchday stakeholders requiring confidence and process...

We’re looking for an  interim Physiotherapist  to join the  Bristol City Women’s Football Club medical department  as we enter an exciting new era under  Mercury 13 . In this hands-on role you’ll be central to maximising players' availability for matches and training, delivering high‑quality assessment and treatment, implementing rehab plans, and collaborating seamlessly with coaching, medical, and performance staff across training and match days. You  must be HCPC registered  , hold an Advanced Emergency Aid qualification and have proven experience in  elite sport —ideally football—and the calm, proactive approach needed for match‑day pressure. If you thrive in high‑performance environments, communicate brilliantly, and can flex around the demands of the elite programme, we’d love to hear from you. Key responsibilities: Player care and injury management  Deliver best practice physiotherapy and professional care to players Implement individualised rehabilitation...

The lead physiotherapist will lead the efficient and effective functioning of the medical support services provided to the first team squad and support the performance ambitions of the club by leading and delivering best practice physiotherapy and professional care to players.  Key responsibilities: Player care and injury management  Lead the efficient and effective functioning of the medical support services provided to the first team squad  Deliver best practice physiotherapy and professional care to players Lead in the design and implementation of individualised rehabilitation programmes in collaboration with the broader interdisciplinary team ensuring a safe and effective return to training and competition for injured players Work in collaboration with club doctor to deliver pre-season and mid-season medical screenings, highlighting areas of risk to the medical and performance team To lead a best practice and evidence-based...

Full job description To apply please visit this link: www.bfcct.co.uk/job-opportunity-female-football-development-officer/ Blackpool FC Community Trust is the official charity of Blackpool FC, based at Bloomfield Road Stadium. Working with residents as young at two years old up to adults in the later stages of life, BFCCT provide a diverse range of programmes to increase social inclusion opportunities; improve physical fitness, health and education; and lessen involvement in anti-social behaviour. In recent years, the Trust has grown significantly and has become an established organisation, providing something for everybody, that every Blackpool FC fan and resident should be involved in and very proud of. This is a new and exciting role to deliver on all female football programmes including, but not limited to: Blackpool FC Community Trust FA Emerging Talent Centre, girls’ Development Centres, Female Football Camps, FA Wildcats centres, as well as primary...