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An established community foundation is seeking a passionate Physiotherapist to join their female football talent pathway. This role focuses on supporting injury prevention and rehabilitation for young players, ensuring their health and performance are prioritized. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in sporting physiotherapy, along with essential qualifications such as HCPC registration and a degree in Sports Therapy. This position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the development of female football talent while working collaboratively with coaches and families in a supportive environment. If you are dedicated to player welfare and development, this role is for you.
Colchester United Community Foundation (CUCF) offers an exciting opportunity within our female football talent pathway.
CUCF delivers high-quality participation, health & inclusion, and education programmes to 9,000 children, young people, and adults across the region weekly.
The Emerging Talent Centre represents the top tier of the Women’s and Girls’ Talent pathway at Colchester United, providing female players the chance to train, develop, and compete as part of Colchester United. We are seeking a passionate and experienced Physiotherapist to support first aid responses and our injury prevention and rehabilitation programmes for players aged U10-U16.
Are you qualified and experienced in sporting physiotherapy? Do you have a passion for football and player development? If yes, this could be the perfect role for you.
The coach must be available at the following times and able to travel to the venue:
Essential Qualifications & Experience:
Desirable Qualifications & Experience:
Roles & Responsibilities:
All CUCF positions adhere to:
CUCF Employee Benefits:
Please note: The role is subject to satisfactory references and DBS checks.
Closing Date: Friday, 6th June 2025 (may be sooner if a suitable candidate is found)
For further details, please contact / FAO: Niamh Gamble.