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British Cycling invites a Doctor on the GMC Specialist Register in Sport and Exercise Medicine to join the Great Britain Cycling Team. You will deliver high-quality medical care, prioritise rider health, and ensure compliance with UCI/UKAD/WADA while contributing to cutting-edge cycling medicine research.
You will support coaches and performance staff, liaise with safeguarding and other NGBs, and work with the Chief Medical Officer to deliver medically robust athletes for international
Role Title: Doctor - Great Britain Cycling Team
Salary: Competitive
Contract: 0.7 FTE
Location: National Cycling Centre, Manchester as well as international travel
Start Date: January 2027
British Cycling exists to bring the joy of cycling to everyone.
We have embarked on an exciting new journey, with a modernised commercial and events offering grounded in social impact and storytelling, harnessing the spotlight and inspiration of our athlete's performance on the world stage, and our growing portfolio of major events.
We are working towards our three key priorities outlined in our strategy; to support and grow the sport to make cycling more inclusive and accessible, to lead on the world stage by winning and winning well, and to drive social impact by tackling inequalities through providing opportunities.
The Great Britain Cycling Team (GBCT) is the country's most successful Olympic and Paralympic team in history, with high ambitions to continue this legacy at LA 2028 and beyond.
We are a highly driven and motivated team of skilled and passionate individuals working together to support athletes across seven cycling disciplines, to achieve their full potential and deliver world-beating performances on the biggest stages.
We work hard to support delivery of British Cycling's vision which includes striving to inspire Britain to be a great cycling nation and sharing the joy of cycling with everyone.
Now is an incredibly exciting year to join the Great Britain Cycling Team, fresh off the back of winning 11 Olympic and 22 Paralympic medals at the most recent Olympic and Paralympic Games in Paris, as well as having recently celebrated 20 years of the GBCT pathway.