6 Physiotherapist jobs

Evesham United FC have an exciting opportunity available to lead the medical provision for their first team, in the BetVictor Southern League. Summary of Duties • To provide a professional physiotherapy service to first team players including the assessment and diagnosis of injury and the formulation of appropriate rehabilitation plans. • Appropriate reporting and the formulation and delivery of subsequent treatment, management and preventative strategies. • To provide pitch side cover during training and matches. Including the provision of therapy and emergency aid as required. • To maintain appropriate medical and physiotherapy records in keeping with Club, FA, and professional requirements. • To effectively ensure medical equipment and stock is maintained. • To assist with any other reasonable duties as directed by management staff Essential • BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy/Sports Therapy/Sports Rehabilitation or equivalent. • Intermediate Trauma Medical Management in Football • Excellent communication skills with an ability to liaise with footballers, coaches, management, medical staff and such individuals in a personable and professional manner. • Be able to adapt to different, changing and challenging situations. • Have the drive and enthusiasm to set high standards

Job Title: Sports Massage Therapist/Soft Tissue Therapist Location: Farnham, Surrey Working Hours: Part Time, Self Employed Reporting To: Lead Therapist/Clinic Owner Renumeration: To be discussed at interview Closing Date: 20th March 2020 The Role: Opportunity for a sports massage therapist to join the seventy9 Sports Therapy team in Farnham.  Best suited to a therapist with an established patient base with potential for cross referral and growth. You will be expected to: - Plan and implement sports massage therapy to improve condition and/or reduce pain and develop appropriate care plans within your scope of practice - Record patient notes in accordance with HPC standards of conduct, performance and ethics - Be responsible for the organisation, prioritisation and planning of your own diary - Refer patients to other members of the multi-disciplinary team if their care plan and/or future health and well-being falls outside of your scope of practice - Be available to work a mixture of shifts including mornings and evenings with the option for weekend work should you desire (this is flexible and will be discussed further at interview) - Take an active role in marketing for the clinic Qualifications: Minimum level 3 qualification in sports massage (level 4 desirable) SMA, ISRM or SST registration Experience: Minimum 2 years’ experience in treating private patients Additional massage qualifications are a bonus Experience in a multidisciplinary environment desirable Attributes: - Excellent skills in sports massage treatment of soft tissue conditions - Safe use of massage therapy - Excellent communication and interpersonal skills - Excellent patient and time management skills - Expert, upbeat, energetic and people driven - Self-motivating and confident in delivering quality treatments - Working well individually and when required also in a collaborative and open minded team of multi-skilled health professionals

This role will provide the delivery and development of Physiological support to World Class Programme athletes, working as part of a multi-disciplinary team to create a world class high performance training environment. MAIN TASKS AND ACTIVITIES Work with the Sports Science and Medicine team to improve performance through developing, implementing and evaluating physiological services. Delivering physiological support to identified World Class Programme coaches and athletes from identified locations and at training venues and camps around the country and overseas where necessary. Managing and leading elements of the delivery and development of physiological services and facilities for World Class Programme coaches and athletes Working as part of an inter-disciplinary team delivering services to athletes and coaches. The identification of performance questions and the development of solutions aimed at improving performance Where appropriate identify and facilitate appropriate communication methods, including workshops, to inform and educate athletes, coaches and Performance Directors in the effective use of physiological support Manage project work or applied research across the organisation as appropriate. Where appropriate, attend, contribute to and provide regular reports at appropriate meetings associated with the programme In addition to the above, the role will have a dual focus in the first 24 months: Physiology support to the programming and testing plans for the World Class Para Nordic programme. Support the creation and implementation of the physiology preparation strategy for Beijing 2022 across all Olympic and Paralympic GBS disciplines. Check out EIS careers (www.eis2win.co.uk) for full details of this exciting opportunity! Our generous benefits package includes: 29 days paid holiday per year (pro rata for part time roles) plus 8 bank holidays Membership of EIS’s Occupational Sick Pay Scheme from your first day of employment Support for Continued Professional Development Automatic entry into Simply Health, a cash back plan for day to day expenses like dentist, eye tests, physio, etc. Generous pension scheme Discounts on Shopping, Entertainment, Travel and Lifestyle services through our Benefits portal Cycle to work scheme

Reporting to the Director of Cricket and the Lead Physiotherapist & Science and Medicine Lead, the Assistant Physiotherapist will provide physiotherapy services and support to the Professional, Academy and Pathway programme players while representing Durham Cricket. Attendance and service provision for the Second XI at all home and away fixtures, as well as training sessions, will be required. The role will involve working as part of a multi-disciplinary team to deliver best practice and achieve the objectives of the Sports Science and Medicine team at all times. The successful applicant will demonstrate high-standard clinical skills, and preferably will have experience working in a team environment with elite athletes / high performing-teams. Previous experience working within cricket is beneficial but not essential. While the role will be supported by the Lead Physiotherapist & Science and Medicine Lead, the successful applicant must be able to work autonomously and will show a commitment to continuing professional development and growth. An interest in cricket is important. Registration with the HCPC and Chartered Society of Physiotherapists is essential. The role will also involve working with the coaching and administrative staff to further enhance the culture of Durham Cricket and its high-performance environment by upholding the club values and behaviours. Extended hours and regular travel throughout the UK during the County season (April-September) including weekends and Bank holidays is required. The post holder will be based at Durham Cricket at the Emirates Riverside in Chester-le-Street. PURPOSE OF THE JOB To provide physiotherapy service provision and support to the Professional, Academy and Pathway programme players to best prepare Durham players for performance and maximise player availability within a safe and supportive environment. ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Undertake musculoskeletal screenings for all Professional and Academy players with the Lead Physiotherapist and Science and Medicine Team. Provide match day physiotherapy coverage at all Durham Cricket Second XI fixtures, ensuring that acute injury management of the highest order is provided in the event of a player from Durham Cricket sustaining an injury. Ensure that trauma management documentation exists for the venue and that pre-match trauma management meetings are undertaken with the opposition Science and Medicine Team and appropriate individuals. Work within the Durham Cricket Science and Medicine Team to provide day to day physiotherapy support and pitch side trauma care for the Professional, Academy and Pathway programme players at matches and trainings as specified. Provide musculoskeletal assessment for Professional, Academy and Pathway programme players as required, and develop evidence based rehabilitation programs and return to performance management plans in collaboration with the Science and Medicine Team. Undertake administrative tasks relating to injury management including booking investigations and appointments, lodging insurance pre-authorisations, and completing medical insurance documents. Provide regular feedback to the Lead Physiotherapist, Science and Medicine Team and coaching staff on the progress and status of injured players. Work collaboratively with the Science and Medicine Team to provide a structured weekly injury report detailing player availability. When appropriate, liaise with the ECB’s Science and Medicine Team regarding support and management of current and potential England international squad and pathway programme players from Durham Cricket. Discuss with the Strength and Conditioning (S&C) Coaches and Science and Medicine Lead regarding appropriate warm-up and recovery strategies to be implemented by the Physiotherapist in the absence of the S&C Coach at any Second XI fixtures. Work in collaboration with the Science and Medicine Lead and S&C Coaches to deliver bespoke injury prevention programmes and ensure ongoing conditioning of the Second XI and Academy players throughout the season. Discuss injury assessment findings and concerns with the Lead Physiotherapist or where appropriate, the Club Medical Officer at the end of the day / match. Work closely with the Lead Physiotherapist & Science and Medicine Lead, and Club Medical Officer in the management of complex injuries to ensure the highest quality of evidence based care for the Professional, Academy and Pathway programme players. Promptly record all injury consultations and rehabilitation programs on the ECB electronic injury database. All documentation must be of an excellent standard and within medical legal guidelines. In collaboration with the Science and Medicine Team, and coaching staff, monitor, review and manage individual player’s workloads and wellbeing on a daily / weekly basis with formal review at monthly multi-disciplinary support staff meetings. Assist in the delivery of in season rehabilitation and injury management to injured Professional and Academy players based at Emirates Riverside, ensuring all players are accommodated when the Lead Physiotherapist is travelling with the First XI. Assist the Lead Physiotherapist & Science and Medicine Lead, and S&C Coaches in the development and implementation of daily recovery strategies to enhance the preparation and performance of Durham Cricket players during the course of the demanding playing season. Attend monthly Durham Cricket multi-disciplinary team meetings to assist in the delivery of player case conferencing and injury updates as well as contributing to the performance of the team. Undertake regular professional development to enhance knowledge of best practice models of injury prevention and management, and participate in the annual ECB Medical Conference. Active involvement in Durham Cricket Science and Medicine Team inservices, quality projects, and research and development activities. Note: The job description summarises the major roles and responsibilities of the job. It is not intended to exclude the job holder being asked to undertake any other activities as required from time to time by the Director of Cricket or the Lead Physiotherapist & Science and Medicine Lead, nor future changes to the job holder’s responsibilities. The precise duties and responsibilities of any job may be expected to change over time. Job holders will be consulted over any proposed changes to this job description before implementation. QUALIFICATIONS AND KEY COMPETENCIES ESSENTIAL - Bachelor Degree in Physiotherapy (or equivalent) - Current registration with Health & Care Professions Council (HCPC) - Current member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapists (CSP) - Minimum of three years post graduate experience in the provision of physiotherapy services - Record of continuing professional development - Advanced Life Support and Trauma Management training - Full UK Driving Licence DESIRABLE - Experience working with elite athletes / teams including touring with high performance squads - Post graduate qualification in Sports Physiotherapy, Sports and Exercise Medicine or Sports Rehabilitation - Research experience and publication SPECIFIC KNOWLDEGE & SKILLS - An understanding of the physical demands of cricket and its injury profile - Working experience with the development of young athletes - Basic knowledge of S&C principles for elite athletes - Understanding and working knowledge of load management - Proficiency with injury prevention, physical preparation and rehabilitation of elite athletes - Appropriate knowledge of concussion - Ability to work collaboratively within a wider management group contributing to overall player wellbeing - Good manual therapy skills - Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, both written and verbal - Computer literacy including use of Microsoft Office and electronic medical databases PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES, APTITUDES AND ABILITIES - Ability to motivate, persuade, support and influence individuals and organisations - A commitment to equal opportunities and working towards equality standards - Flexibility to work extended hours including evenings, weekends and Bank holidays - A positive attitude with initiative, focus and drive - A growth mindset - Attention to detail and ability to plan effectively - Patience with an orderly approach to problem solving - A customer-orientated approach to all facets of the work and Club operations - Ability to work independently and effectively under pressure - Ability to work within a team and contribute to the overall success of the team and the Club - Interact effectively with all departments and personnel at the Club - Contribute positively at all times to a pleasant and friendly atmosphere throughout the Club - Commitment to work to the Club standards within formalised rules, regulations, policies and procedures SPECIAL CONDITIONS The post holder will be based at the Emirates Riverside as part of the Operations Department. Due to the nature of the work the post holder will carry out his/her duties as such times/days which are most effective to perform the tasks required. This may involve some out of hours work – evenings, weekends, Bank Holidays, as necessary. The Club may require attendance at events, presentations, meetings at various times. The policies of the Club reflect a 52 week, 7 day operation for all cricket provision. EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES IN EMPLOYMENT POLICY STATEMENT It is the policy of Durham Cricket to treat all employees and job applicants fairly and equally regardless of age, disability, gender, reassignment, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, sex or sexual orientation. Furthermore, Durham Cricket will ensure that no requirement or condition will be imposed without justification which could disadvantage individuals purely on any of the above situations. We recognise and value the difference and individual contribution that people make to the organisation. We strive to ensure that diversity as well as equality is embedded in all our policies, procedures and practices, responding to employees’ needs and encouraging employee development to increase their contribution to effective service delivery. Full details can be downloaded from our website www.durhamcricket.co.uk

About the role Leicester City Football Club Academy is seeking to recruit a number of casual staff to join their medical team to provide physiotherapy services during academy training sessions and games. The successful candidates will be responsible for the provision of physiotherapy and emergency aid cover to the academy on a casual basis. Main duties of the role include: - Medical cover at games, giving immediate attention to injured players and ensuring that coaching staff are made aware of all injuries sustained - Communicating and liaising with full-time physiotherapists regarding the medical management of academy players - Carrying out rehabilitation with academy players under the directives of full-time academy physiotherapy staff - Ensuring that appropriate and comprehensive medical notes are completed on the PMA within 24 hours of the injury occurring Who we are looking for The successful candidate will have experience in a similar role within an elite paediatric sporting environment. You will be an excellent communicator with excellent accuracy and attention to detail. Essential Requirements: - Chartered Physiotherapist (HCPC and Csp registered) - FA Level 4 Intermediate Trauma Medical Management in Football (ITMMiF) - FA Safeguarding Certificate - FA CRB - Full driving licence - Experience of working as a Physiotherapist within an academy football environment

Fixed term contract for 2 years A new and exciting opportunity has become available within Scottish Rugby. We are looking for a qualified Physiotherapist with an interest in sport to join the team working with our Scotland Women medical team. This role will work with performance groups players who are training to be the future stars of Scottish Rugby. This post is an opportunity for those who are motivated to gain specific experience in sports, who wish to gain practical high-performance experience in a learning and supported environment, and who see sport as a career path. The aim of this role is to provide and support high quality physiotherapy care to the Scotland Women National Team and Scotland Women 7s. Additional work with other representative teams and academies may be required. What will you be doing: - Providing high quality elite medical to the Scotland Senior National players and the Futures programmes - Working closely with the Scotland Women Lead Physio and Team Doctor to address any player medical issues pre-tour/ event and follow up post-tour and between events as necessary - Developing individual rehabilitation programmes which incorporate the appropriate level of support and advice to facilitate optimum recovery - Providing on-pitch and pitch-side physiotherapy and first aid for the players What we’re looking for: - Experience of working in MSK physiotherapy and some experience in sport - Someone who can reflect critically and develop practical and reasoning skills - Someone who can demonstrate flexibility with working patterns and logistical changes at short notice - A solid understanding of anatomy and pathology is expected however this role will help develop understanding of acute injury and relating injury management to an elite sporting context - Experience with taping and sports massage would be desirable For more information about the role, please have a look at the job description on Scottish Rugby's career page. #AsOne