Physiotherapist

Get Berkshire Active; Leicester; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 40,000; Part time

Job summary

A sports organization is looking for an HCPC registered Physiotherapist to join its Sports Science and Medicine Department. This role involves providing physiotherapy coverage for professional men's and women's teams, managing injuries proactively, and collaborating with health professionals. Candidates should be adaptable with experience in sports physiotherapy. The position is 0.5FTE and will require travel throughout the cricket season, including overnight stays.

Qualifications

• HCPC registered physiotherapist.
• Experience in sports physiotherapy preferred.
• Ability to manage complex injuries and collaborate with health professionals.

Responsibilities

• Provide physiotherapy cover for professional fixtures and training.
• Manage all injury cases and communicate with coaching staff.
• Maintain clinical records using the Athlete Management System.

Skills

Chartered physiotherapy

Injury prevention

Rehabilitation

Communication with MDT

Education

HCPC registration

Job description

Leicestershire County Cricket Club (LCCC) is recruiting a HCPC registered Physiotherapist to join our Sports Science and Medicine Department. This is a 0.5FTE fixed term role based at the Upton Steel County Ground (LE2 8EB), with regular travel throughout the cricket season (April - October), including occasional overnight stays. The successful candidate would need to be adaptive, fulfilling physiotherapy duties across the Senior Men, Tier 2 Women and Academy Squads and report to the Head of Sports Science and Medicine.,

• Fulfil the role of a chartered physiotherapist in the prevention, diagnosis and rehabilitation of all injuries.
• Provide pitch-side physiotherapy cover for fixtures and training across professional men's, Tier 2 women and academy squads throughout the season.
• Manage all injury cases proactively, communicating clearly with coaching staff and wider MDT when required.
• Complete and maintain good clinical records using the Athlete Management System (AMS), sharing with other health professionals as required
• Collaborate with the Head of Sports Science and Medicine and Club Doctor to manage complex injuries using good evidence-based practice
• Assist with musculoskeletal screening and injury risk profiling to develop individualised preparation plans.
• Carry out other duties appropriate to the role as directed by the Head of Sports Science and Medicine / Lead physiotherapist.