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The Injured Jockeys Fund is a registered charity which has been supporting raceriding jockeys and their families for over 50 years. As a result of relocation, we are now seeking TWO highly motivated and professional Lead Clinicians, who will most likely be experienced MSK Physiotherapists, to join our small multi –disciplinary teams. The locations of these full time vacancies are: • IJF Jack Berry House, Malton, North Yorkshire, and • IJF Oaksey House, Lambourn, Berkshire. Both positions offer extremely exciting opportunities to work with elite sports injury, complex trauma rehabilitation and long-term charity beneficiary support. A comprehensive understanding of sports and orthopaedic injury and rehabilitation is essential. The lead clinician will take responsibility for clinical matters and for ensuring clinical excellence across the board. Previous lead role experience, coupled with a thorough understanding of the importance, and of how to apply clinical protocol and team supervision is essential. The role is ultimately expected to settle at a 60/40 ratio of practical / managerial administration work. A strong team ethos and professional bearing, ideally with NHS experience, is preferred. Applicants must be registered with their appropriate body. These full-time minimum NHS Band 7 equivalent lead physiotherapist roles will commence in early spring 2020, on a permanent full time contract (based on a 37.5 hr week) How to apply Application forms should be requested from:  or downloaded from the IJF website and must be submitted by midday on Friday 24 January 2020. No Agencies Telephone enquiries to Newmarket (01638) 662246  

Please visit the Access Sport website to download the full job description: https://www.accesssport.org.uk/join-the-team Access Sport is looking for a Project Manager to join our Disability Inclusion team. The Project Manager will lead on our Flyerz hockey project, whilst working alongside the wider Disability Inclusion team and supporting our mission to tackle the shockingly high levels of exclusion that disabled people face in sport. ‘Flyerz hockey’ is an innovative initiative to engage more disabled people into mainstream community hockey clubs. Hockey is brilliantly adaptable in catering for people with a range of abilities. The ‘hockey family’ prides itself on being inclusive and welcoming to all. Access Sport are funded by Spirit of 2012 to grow Flyerz hockey across England and Wales, working closely with the National Governing Bodies, the European Hockey Federation, World Hockey Federation and Olympic gold medallists, Kate and Helen Richardson-Walsh. It’s a really exciting time to get involved in the Flyerz hockey movement! There are ongoing opportunities to meet with hockey clubs and NGBs across the UK, all working to make significant and transformative change within the sport. There are also opportunities to meet the incredibly amazing and fun Flyerz players and their families, learning the impact Flyerz has had on their wellbeing. There are Flyerz festivals and events across the UK and Europe, with even more being planned for 2020 with help from England Hockey and passionate Flyerz clubs. The objectives of the project are to; • Fundamentally change the sport of hockey and provide a blueprint to influence other sports to become more inclusive of disabled people • Capacity build volunteer-led community hockey clubs to engage disabled young people with non-disabled young people on equal terms, connect communities and improve wellbeing • Work in partnership with, England Hockey, Hockey Wales, Team GB hockey stars and other key stakeholders to expand Flyerz hockey across England and Wales • Using the success and key learnings from the pilot phase to take this project to a transformational national level, creating replicable inclusive club exemplars for engaging young disabled people in an important, growing sport • Support local community clubs to build partnerships with external stakeholders, including local special schools, disability organisations, and other local partners • Develop a workforce that is inclusive of disabled people, upskill coaches, volunteers and young leaders • Evaluate the impact of Flyerz hockey through implementation of our comprehensive monitoring and evaluation framework. How to apply To apply for the role, please email  and attach: • A copy of your CV • A covering letter that explains why you would like the role and demonstrates that you have the required skills, experience and personal attributes.  

What the role entails and what you can bring! At UK Sport, we love the challenge of the work we do. We work closely together as a small unit and are fully committed to delivering excellence on a daily basis. As our Major Events Team Coordinator - we will be looking to you to provide excellent logistical, administrative and financial support for the delivery of the objectives of the Major Events Team. By working closely with team, Head and Senior technical leads, you will apply a proactive and can-do attitude to supporting the wide range of activities undertaken across the team. You will have a passion for sport and major events and be excited at the prospect of working at the heart of the UK’s major events system. You will be highly organised, a team player, adept at juggling and reacting to multiple requests at once, confident in your ability to communicate with clarity and possess an excellent attention to detail. About UK Sport Working at UK Sport is all about how we can inspire the nation through Olympic and Paralympic success. We know the power that sport has and we want to deliver inspirational sporting moments that the whole county can feel proud about and motivated by, through success at the Olympic and Paralympic games, through the staging of major international sporting events in the UK and by making sure all of our sports are run with world leading standards of culture, governance and integrity. Want to find out what it’s really like to work here? Then please follow this link to hear from current staff: https://vimeo.com/326316751 UK Sport offer a competitive benefit package this includes: • Defined benefit pension scheme • Employer pension contribution of 12% • Pension Allowance of 4% • 6 weeks Annual Leave • Interest free season ticket loans • Enhanced Maternity/Paternity/Parental Leave • Healthy Lifestyle allowance of up to £480 per year • Childcare Vouchers • Cycle to Work Scheme How to applyHow to apply To apply and for full job description, please login to our recruitment portal and follow the instructions at the following link:  SPORT IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES EMPLOYER We’re committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace and strongly encourage applicants from all backgrounds and walks of life. Come and join us.

Oxford United Boys Academy are looking to add to their already excellent team of medical staff with the addition of a new full-time therapist to work within our U9-U16 programme. This is an exciting time within the Academy as we continue to grow as we strive to achieve Category Two status. Oxford United Football Club is an equal opportunities employer and welcomes applications from all parts of society. As a club we are committed to equality of opportunity within our own organisation and encourage a similar commitment to inclusion from every organisation we have contact with. BAME Declaration The EFL and Premier League have introduced positive action measures aimed at tackling the underrepresentation of coaches, managers and staff from Black, Asian and Minority Ethic (BAME) backgrounds within professional football. Here at Oxford United we are committed to exceeding these new requirements and, as a result, will shortlist at least one suitably qualified BAME candidate (where an application has been received) for all full-time roles within our Academy. All candidates will be required to provide proof of all relevant certificates and qualifications and this post will also be subject to an enhanced disclosure from the Disclosure and Barring Service. Applications should be made by email to the Head of Academy Medical Services, Andrew Caton on acaton@oufc.co.uk before 17:00 on Friday 31st January 2020 and should include: - An up-to-date CV including details of all relevant qualifications and experience. - Details of two references. Main purpose of role To lead on the assessment, treatment and rehabilitation of the U9-U16 academy players, contributing to ensure that all aspects of the Elite Performance Plan (EPPP) criteria are met, with direct responsibility for medical provisions for the U9 - U16 Academy players. Key responsibilities • To provide pitch side medical cover for U9-U16 matches and injury rehabilitation throughout the season for all Academy players, as dictated by Head of Academy Medical Services. • To assist the Academy Physiotherapists with assessing, treating and rehabilitating the U18 and U23 Academy players, when required. • To implement required first aid/acute injury management during training and matches as required in line with Academy and ITMMiF/ATMMiF first aid trauma guidelines. • Ensure all medical emergency equipment is checked on a weekly basis and placed in the designated position pitch side when required. • To assess and treat any injuries before, during or after sessions or matches ensuring an evidence-based rehabilitation plan is in place for each injured player. • To communicate player injury, treatment details and follow up plan to the players, parents, coaches and wider elite performance team. • To ensure a thorough and detailed handover is sent to the Head of Academy Medical Services upon completion of training and matches. • To complete medical notes in line with HCPC and CSP guidelines within 24 hours of interventions on the club’s online notes system. • To liaise with the Head of Academy Medical Services and Academy Lead Strength and Conditioning coach, to plan, implement, oversee and review regular anthropometric measurements of the U12 - U16 Academy players throughout the season. • To assist the Head of Academy Medical Services and Academy Lead Strength and Conditioning coach, on the designing and delivery of the U9-U16 prehab/injury prevention programmes in line with the Academy long term objectives and performance plan. • To lead on the pre-participation, pre-signing and ongoing medical and MSK screening for all Academy players (U9-U16) in conjunction with the Head of Academy Medical Services. • To assist the Academy Sports Science and Medicine staff in implementing the Oxford United Long-Term Athletic Development programme for the U9 – U23 Academy players. • To contribute to the creation of departmental injury rehabilitation guidelines for use throughout the Academy, using the latest up to date literature. • To produce weekly injury updates for the Academy Sports Science and Medicine and Coaching staff regarding injury and rehabilitation. • To complete and interpret monthly injury audits for the U9-U16 Academy players. • To assist the Head of Academy Sports Science and Medicine in the implementation of medical research led projects throughout the academy. • To contribute to the player, parent and coach education programme for the academy. • To contribute to the CPD and development programme for Academy Sports Science and Medicine staff within the academy. • To supervise student work placement to ensure an elite learning environment that allows them to achieve their set objectives. • All employees may be required to undertake any other duties as may be reasonably requested. Key requirements • Minimum of BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy. • HCPC accredited practitioner. • Up to date Intermediate Trauma Medical Management in Football (ITMMiF) qualification. • Excellent communications skills, both written and verbally. • Confident, self-motivated and able to work under pressure. • Ability to work collaboratively with players, parents and staff. • Sound knowledge of manual therapy skills and sports rehabilitation. • Sound knowledge of injury prevention methods and recovery strategies. • Ability to educate, advise and motivate individuals. • Preferably experience in an elite sports environment, especially with children and adolescents. • Demonstrates up to date knowledge of the current evidence base and implement this within their practice. • Candidates must be flexible and be willing to work hours as necessary to carry out their duties. This may include the covering matches and changing of venues at short notice. • Candidate will need to perform duties at home match and away match venues, with the possibility of travel abroad, if necessary. • A full UK drivers’ licence and access to your own vehicle would be advantageous OUFC is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff to share this commitment. It is therefore mandatory the post holder has valid and appropriate DBS clearance, at all times.How to applyApplications should be made by email to the Head of Academy Medical Services, Andrew Caton on  before 17:00 on Friday 31st January 2020 and should include: - An up-to-date CV including details of all relevant qualifications and experience. - Details of two references.

Widnes Vikings are recruiting a Physiotherapist to work predominantly with the Scholarship squad and also provide cover to the Academy squad when necessary. The successful candidate will be required to work two, occasionally three, times per week, and must be flexible and available to work evenings during the week, and mornings/afternoons during the weekend. Roles and Responsibilities - Assessment and treatment of injured players. - Design and delivery of individual player rehabilitation programmes. - Design and implementation of injury prevention and recovery protocols. - Pre-activity preparation of players (strapping, mobility etc.) - Pitch side cover at training and games. - Adherence to RFL medical standards. - Maintain medical records in line with CSP/HCPC guidelines. - Manage and maintain medical equipment. - Communicate the status and progress of injured players to performance staff. - Liaise with external medical personnel when necessary. Essential Criteria - BSc degree in Physiotherapy, Sports Therapy or Sports Rehabilitation. - CPS and HPC or BASRAT registered. - IMMOFP qualification or ability to obtain it at the next available opportunity. - Computer literate. - Full UK Driving License Desirable Criteria - MSc degree in Physiotherapy, Sports Therapy or Sports Rehabilitation - Experience of working in a sport environment. Personal Attributes - Proactive with a strong work ethic. - Excellent interpersonal skills. - Organisational skills and attention to detail. For more information or to discuss the role please contact ryano@widnesvikings.co.uk. How to apply To apply please send your curriculum vitae and a covering letter to 

First Aider required for men's Rugby League Club in Runcorn Cheshire. Must have basic knowledge in first aid, and first aid prevention i.e. strapping. You will be required to attend match day's, Saturday afternoon's, home and away.How to applyTo apply, please email your C.V to 

We are looking for awesome Sports Coaches! We're growing so fast we need incredible sports coaches to join our exciting kids rugby business. Sports Coaches with Try Time are full of energy and passionate about encouraging young children to do more sport - outside of course, there's no other way to play rugby!! SATURDAY MORNINGS ONLY! We're hiring in: Richmond, Twickenham, Wandsworth Common, Battersea Park and Fulham ABOUT OUR BUSINESS Try Time Kids Rugby is a kids sports club for 2 - 7 year old girls and boys. We run weekly, all-weather, outdoor sessions on Saturdays and use rugby to teach multi-sports skills in a really, really fun way! Our games are designed to make sure the kids are constantly engaged, always active, having fun and learning new skills. We have a much higher ratio of coaches to children than other clubs so that we can ensure every child is looked after and gets the attention they need to stay focused and have fun. The coaches throw themselves into role playing, being tickle monsters, swamp creatures and Superheroes, it's so much fun! "Try Time is so different to other clubs: there are so many amazing coaches who are ALL full of energy! Plus the games are so much fun, the kids never get bored and Millie absolutely loves it!” Millies Dad CANDIDATE RESPONSIBILITY As a Sports Coach at Try Time, you will be an active team member, bringing the games to life by engaging the children at all times and having fun! Our sessions run on Saturday mornings from 10am to 12.30pm in term time only. You'll really enjoy it - one Coach said "It just doesn't feel like work!! BENEFITS AND SALARY Support Coaches start on £8 an hour and move quickly to £12 an hour if they show they can lead groups of kids through the game plan. We pay for 2 1/2 hours per week. You'll be finished by 12.30 having had a full morning of fun! We really develop all our coaches and offer regular feedback and a chance to grow your skill base rapidly. CANDIDATE REQUIREMENTS! We are looking for people who are: Upbeat and Lively Great with Kids Confident Reliable and Trustworthy If this sounds like you, we'd love to hear from you! How to apply Send your CV and covering letter to 

The Nature Valley Classic Birmingham is a women’s grass-court tennis tournament featuring the world’s top players. The event is organised by the LTA and has an illustrious 38-year history of attracting the biggest names in the sport, including Billie Jean King, Martina Navratilova, Venus Williams, Maria Sharapova and Naomi Osaka! We are looking for a team of 150 volunteers to play a vital role in delivering this major international event. You don’t need any previous tennis or event experience, but plenty of enthusiasm and a passion for helping others is a must. As part of our team you’ll get to cover a number of different positions, meet lots of friendly people and watch some world-class tennis too. Event apparel, food & refreshments and training will also be provided. Best of all, we're certain that you'll have truly memorable experience that is lots of fun. But don't just take our word for it... Our 2019 volunteer team rated their overall experience 9.8/10 - and this year we're aiming for a perfect 10! How to apply Apply online at  www.lta.org.uk/ClassicVolunteers  Application deadline: Sunday 15 March 2020 Contact us:   

This role is ideal for Physiotherapists or Sports Therapists looking for part-time clinic work to fit around their lifestyle. There is flexibility for the number and length of sessions and the possibility of expanding hours/developing with the company in the future. Both our clinics (Ashby De La Zouch & Swadlincote) are located in state of the art fitness centres. This means you can work with clients across a range of settings, including: modern treatment rooms, gym facilities, fitness suites and studios. Vacancy details: An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Physiotherapist to join Vitalize Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Specialists on a part time and/or sessional basis. Vitalize Physiotherapy is a new and expanding private practice located in the East Midlands. We have two clinics located in high quality fitness centres: Bluestone Fitness in Ashby De La Zouch and Evisa Fitness in Swadlincote. Our growing reputation is built on the ability to accurately diagnosis, deliver a range of treatments to a high standard and be able to work with our clients in the gym environment developing programmes that meet their personal needs. The working hours can be set to meet the individual needs of the successful applicants. At least 1 evening session per week will be required (preferably a Monday and/or Thursday Evening) Job Role and Requirements: To work in Private clinic setting providing services of the highest standards to a varied client base; from the elite athlete, recreational performer to general public. Meet the standards and code of conducts set by the CSP and HCPC To demonstrate and deliver expert assessment and diagnostic skills ensuring individualised and relevant treatment plans are created for each individual client. Use an evidence-based approach with all treatments and rehabilitation exercises prescribed. Be competent, comfortable and confident working with clients in both an exercise/gym environment and one to one in the treatment room. Be able to prescribe and provide specific rehabilitation programmes to assist in injury management and prevention. Excellent communication skills to be utilised with all element of client management from the initial assessment to any specific onward referrals if required. Keep updated, clear and accurate medical records in accordance of CSP/HCPC guidelines using the Cliniko software package. To make bookings and take payments at the completion of a session (training provided) Essential Requirements: HCPC registered Physiotherapist Member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy Competent use of MS Office and Clinic Management softwares. Minimum of 3 years’ experience in Musculoskeletal physiotherapy or sports provisions Excellent communication and timekeeping skills Able to work at least one evening a week Desirable Requirements: MSc in Manual Therapy, Rehabilitation, Sports Medicine or other therapy based equivalents Acupuncture Qualification First aid Qualification Evidence of in-depth CPD How to apply Please email your CV and covering letter to . Applications will be considered prior to the closing date.  

Content and Communications Officer 35 Hours per week £25,810 per annum SportPark, Loughborough, LE11 3QF There’s never been a more exciting time to work alongside Swim England. We are the only recognised National Governing Body for aquatic activity and celebrated our 150th anniversary in 2019. Our content and communications team were involved in: • covering our fantastic national swimming, diving, synchronised swimming, water polo and open water competitions • corporate event launches of major insight into the Value of Swimming at a Parliamentary reception • working with national operators to show why people #LoveSwimming • celebrating the achievements of elite athletes at major championships • creating eye-catching video content • reporting on awards ceremonies and the first inductees into our Hall of Fame • plus raising our profile online and through our social media channels. But that’s just the tip of the iceberg… As we head into an Olympic year, a unique opportunity has arisen for an enthusiastic and confident Communications and Content Officer to join the Swim England family. You will be responsible for helping to develop and publish engaging written and visual content across Swim England’s digital communication channels. Reporting to the Content and Communications Manager, you will also be tasked with leading on the development of filmed content for swimming.org and social media channels to help promote our industry-leading Learn to Swim programme and the coverage of all our sports. This is an exciting opportunity working within the Commercial and Marketing department as part of a busy team. The successful candidate must: • Have a communications, journalism or comparable degree (or equivalent) • Be able to write engaging, proactive and responsive communications and edit copy to a high standard • Be highly competent at filming and editing engaging video content • Be able to develop innovative ideas to create content for all our disciplines and platforms • Be confident at getting the right message across, whether that be on a story for swimming.org, social media post, writing a newsletter or internal communications • Be able to work under pressure and to deadlines • Be flexible to work some evenings and weekends to cover events If you feel you have the skills and attributes suitable for this position, we would like to hear from you. Find out more about us – the Swim England family – and what we do here: www.swimming.org Swim England is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. We are committed to inclusion and embrace the spirit of all equalities legislation. Where possible we will always make reasonable adjustments for accessibility to anyone who requires it. Please be advised that we cannot offer visa sponsorship and that you must have right to work status to apply or be considered for this role. If you are a non UK/EU National, you must have an appropriate working visa to undertake employment. Closing date: Midnight on Sunday 2 February Applications after this time will not be considered Interview date: W/C Monday 10 February How to apply To apply for this role please: • Click here ( www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/6S6Y8YG ) to complete our Application statement. • Send your CV and covering letter outlining the skills and experience you can bring to this role, referring to the advert, person specification and job description, to . This should include any personal interests and unpaid activities. Include as much detail as possible to support your application, we receive hundreds of applications so make yours stand out! (We would recommend at least 300 words) Please note: applications received without all elements above will not be considered for shortlisting.  

An opportunity has arisen within the Client Services team for a proactive, self-motivated and highly organised Client Services Manager. Reporting to the Head of Operations, you will lead a small team of administrators who manage all activity, event and facility bookings within Surrey Sports Park from a variety of clientele including University of Surrey students and staff, partners, members and SSP staff. The post holder will be responsible for the set up and accessibility of the bookings of all activities on the leisure management system and will require excellent IT skills. The post holder will be the point of contact for all event enquiries, liaising with clients to understand requirements and supplying detailed information to other departments responsible for the delivery. The successful candidate will have experience in client management, a proven track record of delivery in customer focussed service and excellent communication skills. How to apply Please apply here:  

GLL is looking for a Watersports Coach based at Debdale Outdoor Centre in Manchester. This modern purpose-built outdoor facility provides a variety of activities ranging from dinghy sailing, windsurfing, canoeing and kayaking to powerboating, indoor climbing and orienteering. You will be responsible for the coaching operation of the centre, ensuring the health and safety of staff and customers, and guaranteeing the highest standards of service. Join us for an open water swim event, or the opportunity to take part in sailing and kayaking courses designed for adults and children, all taught under the watchful eye of expert instructors. You must hold either a RYA Dinghy Instructor or Windsurfing Instructor or Powerboat Instructor or British Canoeing Paddlesport Instructor. A desirable First Aid at work qualification would be welcomed. In return, we offer a range of benefits that you'd expect from the UK's largest leisure provider: •Pension schemes •Discounted membership at our leisure centres •Career pathways •Ongoing training and development to help you to be the best If you want the chance to develop a career doing something you love, apply now. The welfare and safety of the children in our care is of the utmost importance to us at GLL. We follow safer recruitment procedures to ensure that our staff are checked and appropriate to work with children and young people. Therefore we'll require you to complete an enhance DBS check before you will be allowed to start work. All pay rates are subject to skills, experience, qualifications and location. About Us GLL is the UK’s largest leisure and cultural services provider and one of the first and largest leisure social enterprises. Our aim is to get more people, more active, more of the time whilst making leisure and community facilities accessible and affordable. We partner with local authorities to run leisure centres, swimming pools, libraries, children’s centres, spas, events spaces and world-class sporting venues such as the Copper Box Arena and London Aquatics Centre on the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park - all under our Better brand. As a not-for-profit organisation, we’re different. Passionate about seeing our communities thrive, we invest back into our facilities, projects and people and are an Investors in People Silver Award employer. GLL is an equal opportunities employer. How to apply  

GLL is looking for Tennis Coaches based at Croydon Parks and Pitches in Croydon, South London. Tennis is one of our key sports and an area of focus for us at GLL. As part of our charitable social enterprise status, we aim to make tennis accessible and affordable to all sections of the community that we work within. We believe that sport and fitness should be available to everyone and as such, are looking for inspirational Tennis Coaches to bring tennis to more people than ever before. You'll live and breathe tennis. Your passion for the sport will be infectious. Although you'll enjoy the performance aspect of coaching, what you really love is getting more and more people to play - especially a 'non-traditional' tennis audience. Our facilities, including dedicated tennis centres as well as those housed in leisure centres, span London (North, South, East and West London) and are in some of the most diverse and sometimes deprived areas in the country, so it goes without saying that you'll be able to inspire, motivate and encourage tennis participation amongst a variety of people. And with our strong relationship with the Lawn Tennis Association and infrastructure to develop tennis all over London, you'll be able to develop a great career in tennis with us too. An experienced coach, you'll be qualified to Level 1 or 2, or be a community-driven Level 3 coach. You'll need to be driven, passionate about what you do and able to work independently but with the support and guidance of our Tennis Managers. You'll benefit from the support that a large organisation such as GLL can bring, in particular from our Tennis and Sports Unit teams. Ideas and innovation are what we thrive on, so you'll be encouraged to think outside of the box and also to get involved in coaching a range of tennis sessions including toddler tennis, Mini Tennis and other variations of social tennis. In return, we offer a range of benefits that you'd expect from the UK's largest leisure provider: •Pension schemes •Discounted membership at our leisure centres •Career pathways •Ongoing training and development to help you to be the best If you feel that your passion and experience can get more people playing tennis, apply now. The welfare and safety of the children in our care is of the utmost importance to us at GLL. We follow safer recruitment procedures to ensure that our staff are checked and appropriate to work with children and young people. Therefore we'll require you to complete an enhance DBS check before you will be allowed to start work. All pay rates are subject to skills, experience, qualifications and location. About Us GLL is the UK’s largest leisure and cultural services provider and one of the first and largest leisure social enterprises. Our aim is to get more people, more active, more of the time whilst making leisure and community facilities accessible and affordable. We partner with local authorities to run leisure centres, swimming pools, libraries, children’s centres, spas, events spaces and world-class sporting venues such as the Copper Box Arena and London Aquatics Centre on the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park - all under our Better brand. As a not-for-profit organisation, we’re different. Passionate about seeing our communities thrive, we invest back into our facilities, projects and people and are an Investors in People Silver Award employer. GLL is an equal opportunities employer. How to apply https://my.corehr.com/pls/gllrecruit/erq_jobspec_details_form.jobspec?p_id=071440  

Fixed-Term Until January 2021 or Until the Early Return of the Substantive Post Holder, Whichever is Sooner Loughborough University are delighted to invite applications for a Chartered Physiotherapist to work with our performance programmes on campus. The role's main purpose is to deliver physiotherapy support as part of an interdisciplinary team to help optimise the physical preparedness of multi-sport athletes for competition performance. The physiotherapist will support performance programmes in variety of ways, to include pitch-side cover for matches and training, triage sessions, strapping, prehab sessions, individual clinic treatment time, injury surveillance, close liaison with coaching staff and direct links with the sporting interdisciplinary team. Successful candidates will have significant experience practicing as a physiotherapist in elite sport in environments with highly competing demands. The main roles and responsibilities for this role are: - To provide comprehensive physiotherapy support to performance programme athletes within allocated sports, Loughborough University students and a range of other clients as required - To work closely with the coaches and the Clinical Lead in the development of an applied and proactive physiotherapy support appropriate to allocated sports - To work as part of a sporting interdisciplinary team providing support to our athletes - To provide Physiotherapy support at events and other programmes as agreed with the Clinical Lead - To keep up to date with continuing professional development within appropriate areas of clinical expertise. Emphasis should be given to the specialist areas of sports medicine, musculoskeletal medicine and orthopaedics - To work in conjunction with other professional colleagues to ensure the strict adherence to medical/patient confidentiality & appropriate record keeping in line with Clinic policy and procedures and the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) guidelines Essential criteria: - Significant experience in the assessment and treatment of musculoskeletal conditions, sports injuries and orthopaedics - Significant experience of working within a sports environment, either with a focus on one sport, or as a multi-sport practitioner. Experience of working within a sports team environment - Ability to organise and prioritise own caseload - Experience in sports massage, strapping and ability to demonstrate competency in manual therapy techniques - Commitment to development of self and others and a willingness to actively participate in a programme of continuing professional development - Emergency pitch side qualification (e.g. RFU, EMMiTS, AREA) and foundation level in acupuncture - State Registered Physiotherapist (SRP), Member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy Degree in Physiotherapy, and Health Professions Council (HPC) registered - Evidence of CPD via portfolio Informal enquiries should be directed to sdc.admin@lboro.ac.uk. This position is full time and fixed term until January 2021 or earlier return of the post holder. There may be potential to extend beyond this date. Part time may also be considered for the right candidate. Application Closing Date: 2 February 2020 Interviews will take place on 13 and 14 February 2020 How to apply Please follow this link:  https://vacancies.lboro.ac.uk/tlive_webrecruitment/wrd/run/ETREC107GF.open?VACANCY_ID=592542Ho3j&WVID=5913100PrZ&LANG=USA  

Our vision is to open tennis up. And we need the most innovative and ambitious people to help us get there. Because when we come together, we support the ambitions of people across the country through a sport that truly is for everyone. We are building a world-class Marketing & Commercial Team that will deliver work enviable of any sport’s governing body; and we now have an exciting opportunity for an Advertising Manager to join our Marketing & Commercial Team based at the NTC in Roehampton, London. An analytical thinker, with an eye for detail and a creative mind-set, the post holder will need to be confident with planning, delivering and measuring the impact of all advertising activity. Would you like to find out more? Then please review the full JD and come and join us! Closing date for applications is Sunday 9th February 2020.How to applyTo find out more and to apply please review the full JD at the link below: 

The LTA is the National Governing Body of tennis for Great Britain. We are here to govern and grow tennis, from grassroots participation through to the professional game. Our vision for the sport is Tennis Opened Up. We’re working towards a future where tennis is truly a sport for all. All ages, all backgrounds, all levels of fitness. Anyone can pick up a racket and everyone can be a part of the tennis family. Our mission is to grow tennis by making it relevant, accessible, welcoming and enjoyable. We play an important part in ensuring the popularity and future of our sport. We’re here because we’re passionate about tennis; and we want to spread that passion across the nation. We are building a Marketing & Commercial Team that will deliver work enviable of any sport governing body. As a strategic and creative thinker, the Content Manager will need to be confident with building and executing a world-class content strategy responsible for delivering engaging and compelling content for a range of target audiences (D2C and B2B). Would you like to part of our great mission? Then please review the full JD and come and join us! Closing date for applications is Sunday 9th February 2020. How to apply To find out more and to apply please review the full JD at the link below:  https://ambition.lta.org.uk/vacancies/34/content-manager.html  

GCP are looking for Physical Performance Coaches to join our growing team. Due to nationwide expansion and a growing network of clients. We are looking for dynamic, knowledgeable and committed coaches to join us. Our clients include National Governing Bodies, Universities, Schools (State & Independent), Non-Elite Sports Teams and Individuals. Working for GCP will provide you with great coaching experience, a platform to engage with a broad range of clients and a wider opportunity to work alongside some of the best sports performance professionals in the UK. We are a young and ambitious sports performance company with lots of great opportunities for the right individuals. Job Description: An exciting opportunity has become available to join our team at GCP. We are currently looking to recruit a bank of Physical Performance Coaches to work alongside our team at St. George’s Park. The main focus of these roles will be to support the delivery of our education experience days for academic intuitions, physical performance testing for teams and to develop, organise, co-ordinate and implement Physical Performance services for the PFA residential rehabilitation programme. Alongside this work at SGP there will also be external opportunities on national contracts that GCP runs. Duties will include helping to manage the day to day running of the Physical Performance department, conduct physical profiling, off-field and pitch-based conditioning, hydrotherapy and strength and conditioning sessions, whilst liaising closely with the GCP MDT. REPORTING TO: Lead Physical Performance Coach & Experience Manager ROLE PURPOSE: Delivery of Physical Performance support services for experience days, PFA programme and external support contracts. The successful candidates will become committed and passionate members of the team at GCP. KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES: •Work alongside Education Experience Manager to co-ordinate and deliver education experience days for academic institutions. o Demonstrate and discuss a variety of physical performance services to visiting groups including profiling, rehabilitation, conditioning, player monitoring and hydrotherapy o Provide informative, interactive and entertaining sessions to enhance student learning and engagement o Differentiate communication of scientific principles and methods dependent on student age, knowledge and background • Support physical performance testing for elite and non-elite athletes and teams • Delivery of Physical Performance services for the PFA residential rehabilitation program. o Conduct physical profiling for all players on the PFA residential rehabilitation program. Feedback the information to the multi-disciplinary team, the player’s club and use the information to design and implement off-field conditioning, pitch-based conditioning and strength and conditioning programs. o Design and deliver off-field and pitch-based conditioning sessions relevant to the players stage of rehabilitation. o Design and deliver strength and conditioning sessions relevant to the players stage of rehabilitation. o Deliver Hydrotherapy recovery sessions. o Physical exertion monitoring using GPS and heart rate technologies. o Record comprehensive and confidential Physical Performance information using Benchmark54. o Liaise with the Lead Performance Coach, Physiotherapists and other members of the multi-disciplinary team with regards to informed risk reduction strategies, performance enhancement strategies and return to train / play decisions. o Close liaison with Medical and Sport Science departments who refer into the scheme to optimise player medical care, welfare and performance. o Provide reports on all players who access the PFA rehabilitation program in line with GCP policy. • Liaise with the Performance Operations Manager to book relevant consultations, referrals, and investigations if and when appropriate. • To deliver GCP sessions at locations and facilities on national contracts. • To deliver age-appropriate strength and conditioning sessions for GCP that incorporate injury reduction strategies and improve co-ordination, mobility, strength, speed, agility and power. • To deliver and feedback performance-based assessments to the relevant parties. • To partake in a continuous personal development programme so to enhance the skills of the individual and colleague coaches. • Maintain GCP training monitoring and reflective practice logs. • Actively participate in GCP social media activity. Skills: • Must possess exceptional communication and interpersonal skills to deliver to a wide range of ages and competencies. • Must have excellent organisational skills to plan and manage the physical performance services to ensure efficient running of the program. • Must have the ability to accurately manage Physical Performance data. • Must be competent with Microsoft Word and Excel to produce physical performance reports detailing: physical profile, conditioning sessions, physical exertion monitoring and strength and conditioning programs. ESSENTIALS: • Undergraduate Bachelor’s degree in Sports Science or related discipline. • At least 2 years post-graduate experience, preferably in elite sport. • Experience designing and implementing off-field and pitch-based conditioning sessions, and strength and conditioning programs. • UKSCA Accredited, or ability to achieve within 6 months. • Ability to work within a multi-disciplinary team in a time sensitive environment. • Located within appropriate drive time from St George’s Park DESIRABLES: • Postgraduate degree in Sports Science or related discipline. • ISAK Level 1 Accredited. • Experience with Catapult GPS. • Experience using but not limited to; Isokinetic Dynamometry, ForceDecks, NordBoard Optojump. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS ENHANCED DBS CHECK REQUIRED: Yes REGISTERED TO WORK IN THE UK: Yes FULL CLEAN DRIVING LICENCE: Yes How to apply: Please send CV’s FAO: Adam Burton, GCP Lead Physical Performance Coach to info@gcperformance.co.uk Closing date: Friday 31st January How to apply Please send CV’s FAO: Adam Burton, GCP Lead Physical Performance Coach to  info@gcperformance.co.uk  Closing date: Friday 31st January Successful applicants will be contacted w/c 2nd February and invited into St George's Park to attend a day training session in February (date TBC)  

Oxford United Boys Academy are looking to add to their already excellent team of part-time medical staff with the addition of a new part-time therapist to work within our U7-U16 programme. There is also the potential for this role to become full-time in line with the continued growth of the Academy as we strive to achieve Category Two status. Oxford United Football Club is an equal opportunities employer and welcomes applications from all parts of society. As a club we are committed to equality of opportunity within our own organisation and encourage a similar commitment to inclusion from every organisation we have contact with. BAME Declaration The EFL and Premier League have introduced positive action measures aimed at tackling the underrepresentation of coaches, managers and staff from Black, Asian and Minority Ethic (BAME) backgrounds within professional football. Here at Oxford United we are committed to exceeding these new requirements and, as a result, will shortlist at least one suitably qualified BAME candidate (where an application has been received) for all full-time roles within our Academy. All candidates will be required to provide proof of all relevant certificates and qualifications and this post will also be subject to an enhanced disclosure from the Disclosure and Barring Service. Applications should be made by email to the Head of Academy Medical Services, Andrew Caton on acaton@oufc.co.uk before 17:00 on Friday 24th January 2020 and should include: - An up-to-date CV including details of all relevant qualifications and experience. - Details of two references.How to applyApplications should be made by email to the Head of Academy Medical Services, Andrew Caton on  before 17:00 on Friday 24th January 2020 and should include: - An up-to-date CV including details of all relevant qualifications and experience. - Details of two references.