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Walsall Football Club is seeking a highly motivated Men's First Team Therapist to join the Medical Department. You will work closely with the First Team physiotherapist, coaching staff, and performance team to deliver injury prevention, treatment and rehabilitation to maximise player availability throughout the season.
The role requires a degree in Physiotherapy/Sports Therapy, HCPC/CSP/BASRaT/SST registration, and experience delivering manual therapy within elite sport.
Salary: Competitive and commensurate to the role and experience
Application Deadline: Friday 30 th October
Walsall Football Club are looking for a highly motivated and professional Men's First Team Therapist to join our Medical Department.
This is an exciting opportunity for a dedicated therapist to play a key role in supporting the health, wellbeing and performance of our First Team players. Working closely with the Men's First Team Physiotherapist, coaching staff, strength & conditioning team and wider medical personnel, you will help deliver injury prevention, treatment and rehabilitation programmes designed to maximise player availability and performance throughout the season.
Key Tasks and Responsibilities:
Safeguarding & Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI):
About Walsall Football Club:
Walsall Football Club, founded in 1888, is a place full of passion and pride, with a rich history having had exciting moments in both the lower divisions and the second tier of English football. Since moving to the Bescot Stadium in 1990, we've celebrated promotions, including two stints in the second tier in 1961 and 2001, and a memorable League Two title win in 2007.
We’re committed to inspiring our community, offering a sense of belonging, pride, and aspiration. We are guided by our core values of Total Ownership, Process Discipline, Relentless Execution and Uncompromising Service and creating opportunities for people to connect, grow, and achieve both on and off the pitch.