Portsmouth Football Club
Lead First Team Physiotherapist

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Become a Lead Physiotherapist at Portsmouth Women FC: Shape the Future of Women's Football
Portsmouth Women FC is an ambitious, forward-thinking football club competing in the FA Women's National League Southern Premier Division (Tier 3). Following two seasons in the professional game, the club continues to invest in its women's programme and will retain its full-time professional status as it targets an immediate return to the second tier.
We are seeking an experienced and proactive Lead First Team Physiotherapist to join our high-performance environment and play a pivotal role in supporting the health, wellbeing and performance of our First Team players.
The Impact You’ll Make
Lead all medical and health-related care for our First Team players. Deliver world-class physiotherapy and rehabilitation services, including pitch-side emergency care. Develop tailored injury prevention and recovery plans. Maintain accurate medical records and ensure full compliance with league regulations. Liaise with external consultants and specialists as needed. Mentor and support other medical and sports science staff. Promote a culture of education, well-being, and high performance.
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Your Skills and Experience
You have a bachelor's or master's degree in Physiotherapy. You are registered with the HCPC and CSP You have a passion for developing best practices in women’s sport. You have leadership experience within a medical or high-performance environment. You possess a collaborative mindset with excellent communication skills. You are organized, professional, and confident working independently and as part of a wider team. You are committed to continuous professional development.


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The Executives in Sport Group are retained on behalf of Portsmouth Women FC to appoint a Lead First Team Physiotherapist. All direct applications and CV's will be forwarded to The Executives in Sport Group.
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