Injured Jockeys Fund
Physiotherapist

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Overall purpose of the role
To work as part of the Peter O’Sullevan House multi-disciplinary team delivering a comprehensive physiotherapy rehabilitation service. To ensure the delivery and development of safe effective clinical services to IJF beneficiaries, injured jockeys, and the racing workforce. To participate in relevant research and audit programmes. To uphold the clinical standards set by the Injured Jockeys Fund and the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy. To support the Clinical Operations Director and Lead Clinician in developing the clinical services of the Injured Jockeys Fund. To deliver a safe, effective, evidence-based physiotherapy and rehabilitation service at Peter O’Sullevan House. To actively support the development of Peter O’Sullevan House as a centre of excellence for the rehabilitation of injured sportsmen and women. To ensure clinical resources are maintained and checked on a regular basis – this may include daily testing and maintenance of the hydro-pool. To take an active role in delivering appropriate CPD and support the wider IJF CPD initiative. To actively participate in all aspects of clinical working including:
- Communicating and working closely with patient administration and centre management.
- Communicating effectively with all relevant colleagues and organisations.
- Ensuring effective and timely referral where appropriate.
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To take part in research and audit programmes, compiling reports and implementing findings where appropriate. To work flexibly to meet the needs of the service.
Governance
- To work within all Injured Jockeys Fund policies and procedures.
- To work in line with all Health and Safety guidance, particularly in relation to the gym and hydro-pool.
- To ensure that all documentation, data, and client information is addressed in line with GDPR.
- To adhere to the seven pillars of clinical governance, and the Caldicott principles.


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Key skills / requirements for this role
Essential
- Minimum of 3 years’ experience of working within a MSK service.
- Excellent interpersonal skills.
- Ability to manage own caseload.
- Desire to work effectively as part of a multi-disciplinary team.
Desirable
- Previous experience working within a professional sporting environment.
- Interest in or knowledge of horse racing.
- Appropriate IT skills.
This job description is by no means definitive and may be adjusted to reflect the needs of the service.
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