Wrexham AFC
Men's First Team Physiotherapist

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The Role
Wrexham AFC is looking for an experienced Physiotherapist to deliver gold standard, innovating, evidence-based injury prevention, assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation to our first-team players.
This role will focus on players' performance, rehabilitation, monitoring, return to play, and recovery protocols.
Main Responsibilities:
- Ensure appropriate planning and delivery of pre-activation, player performance monitoring, and rehabilitation pathways for all first team players.
- Design and implement individualized performance monitoring criteria for players identified from KPIs.
- Design and implement individualized medium and long-term rehabilitation programs tailored to the player’s injury.
- Implement return to play protocols and monitor players on return to training, performance, and competition in collaboration with the wider MDT.
- Assist in pre-season data collection and creating player KPIs from data collected.
- Contribute towards innovation, research studies, and publications in relation to performance and rehabilitation.
- Support education and mentorship within the Medical Performance and Sports Science Department and across the club to help promote a one club approach.
- Assist on the delivery of post training and match recovery protocols.
- Record all medical data in line with Wrexham AFC policies and procedures.
- Provide, implement, and oversee designated player performance monitoring / rehabilitation plans and pathways (daily, weekly, medium/long term).
- Provide weekly, monthly, and specific player updates to Head of Performance, Sports Science, and wider MDT as requested.
- Accompanying players to medical appointments as required and requested by Head of Performance and Sports Science.
- Provide medical pitch side cover during training sessions along with Home and Away matches as requested.
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Leadership and Communication:
- Communicating effectively with the Head of Performance and Sports Science to ensure they are kept up-to-date on all medical matters relating to all first team players.
- Design and deliver daily, individually performance / rehab sessions both gym and grass-based.
- Liaise closely with all medical performance and sports science staff to ensure an effective and efficient service is provided to all players.
About You
You'll have:
- Proven ability to design and deliver individualized return to play programs for elite athletes.
- Demonstrated experience in leading the full rehabilitation process from acute injury through to return to competition.
- Experience of working within a multi-disciplinary environment in a professional sports setting, preferably football.
- Significant experience in the assessment, treatment, and management of professional athletes, preferably football.
- Significant experience planning and delivering gym-based rehabilitation strategies, using clinical and pitch-based objective measures to inform rehabilitation.
- Knowledgeable in the assessment, treatment, and diagnosis of sports injuries and current sports injury research.
- Comprehensive knowledge of rehabilitation and injury reduction strategies.
- Be flexible to support evening, weekend, and match day rehab and recovery needs when required.


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Experience and Qualifications required:
- BSc / MSc in Physiotherapy.
- HCPC and CSP registration.
- Up-to-date ATMMIF qualification.
Why Work for Us
If you are looking for an organisation committed to building a strong, inclusive, high-performing workplace where every individual is valued, supported, and empowered to grow with fantastic benefits which include:
- Health Cash Plan
- EAP
- Enhanced holidays and long service days
- Enhanced pension
- Death in service
- Enhanced sick leave
- Health and wellbeing time off
- Volunteering day
- Salary sacrifice benefits and retail discounts
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