Part Time Physiotherapist: Running, Cycling & Sports Injuries

Mediix Recruitment Pty Ltd.; Crows Nest (IN); On-site; USD 38,000 - 57,000; Part time

Job summary

Mediix Recruitment has partnered with a well-established sports-focused physiotherapy practice in Sydney seeking a part-time Physiotherapist who enjoys working with active people. The clinic's approach centres on keeping athletes moving during rehab so they can return to running, cycling and training sooner.

New graduates welcome; experienced clinicians with an interest in endurance sport encouraged. Your role will include assessing and treating active patients, building rehab plans, running

Qualifications

• Current AHPRA registration as a Physiotherapist or eligibility for registration for new graduates.
• Solid musculoskeletal foundation with an interest in sports physio.
• Genuine interest in running, cycling or endurance sport.
• Clear, practical communication for active patients.
• Availability for part-time hours across the week.
• Team-first attitude and enjoyment of sport yourself.

Responsibilities

• Assessing and treating active people with musculoskeletal and sports injuries.
• Building rehab plans that keep patients training safely wherever possible.
• Taking part in running technique and bike fit assessments, with training if you are new to these.
• Guiding patients through return to sport and injury prevention.
• Giving clear self-help advice so patients feel in control of their recovery.
• Working alongside physio colleagues, massage therapists and the wider team.
• Contributing to a clinic culture built around sport and movement.

Skills

AHPRA registration

Sports physio interest

Job description

Part Time Physiotherapist: Running, Cycling and Sports Injuries | Sydney, NSW

About the Role

A well-established sports-focused physiotherapy practice in Sydney is looking for a part time Physiotherapist who enjoys working with active people. The clinic's approach centres on keeping athletes moving during rehab, so they can get back to running, riding and training sooner. New graduates are welcome, as are experienced clinicians with an interest in endurance sport.

About the practice

• A sports-focused physio practice, with a team that has a strong background in endurance sport
• A caseload built around running injuries, cycling-related pain and general sports injuries
• Common presentations such as knee, back and neck pain, plantar fasciitis and ITB pain
• Running technique assessments and bike fit services alongside standard physio
• Remedial sports massage available within the clinic
• A strength and stability class that complements one-on-one treatment
• Online physiotherapy for clients who can't make it in
• A philosophy of finding exercises that make a return to sport more comfortable, rather than stopping activity altogether
• Early, accurate diagnosis with treatment kept to the minimum needed
• A strong emphasis on self-help advice so patients can manage their own recovery
• Weekday trading hours, so no weekend work

What you'll be doing

• Assessing and treating active people with musculoskeletal and sports injuries
• Building rehab plans that keep patients training safely wherever possible
• Taking part in running technique and bike fit assessments, with training if you are new to these
• Guiding patients through return to sport and injury prevention
• Giving clear self-help advice so patients feel in control of their recovery
• Working alongside physio colleagues, massage therapists and the wider team
• Contributing to a clinic culture built around sport and movement

We're looking for

• Current AHPRA registration as a Physiotherapist, or eligibility for registration for new graduates
• A solid musculoskeletal foundation with an interest in sports physio
• A genuine interest in running, cycling or endurance sport
• Running gait analysis or bike fit experience is a bonus, but not essential
• Clear, practical communication that suits active patients
• Availability for part time hours across the week
• A team-first attitude and an enjoyment of sport yourself

What's in it for you

• Part time hours with a workload that suits you
• New grads welcome, with the chance to learn alongside experienced sports physios
• A niche, sports-focused caseload that makes use of your interest in active people
• Exposure to running gait and bike fit work
• A clinic that values practical, outcome-focused care over long treatment courses
• Weekday hours with no weekend work

Location

• Crows Nest: A lively North Shore hub with great cafes, easy train and metro access, and plenty of running and cycling routes close by

Interested, or just curious? Reach out to Camille at [e-mail] for a confidential chat.