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Bristol City Women’s FC Club Doctor

Bristol City FC.
Organisation
Bristol City FC.
Salary
£30,000 per annum
Location
Robins High Performance Centre, Bristol
Contract type
Permanent (Part time)
Closing date
12 August 2025
Job Description
TEAM: Bristol City Women
LINE MANAGER: Lead Physiotherapist
LOCATION: Robins High Performance Centre / Ashton Gate Stadium
CONTRACT TYPE: Permanent, Part Time (1.5 days per week)

Bristol City Women is an ambitious club with a clear vision to compete at the highest levels of women's football. As we continue to build our championship-winning culture and develop world class facilities at our Robins High Performance Centre, we are committed to excellence in every aspect of our operation.

We are seeking an experienced, knowledgeable and innovative medical professional with elite sport experience to join our women's team medical department. This is an exciting opportunity to be part of a forward-thinking organisation that prioritises player welfare, performance optimisation, and cutting-edge sports medicine practices. You will play a crucial role in supporting our talented squad as we strive to achieve our goals both in the Women’s Championship and in FA cup competition.

The successful candidate will join a dedicated medical team that shares our passion for excellence and our commitment to providing the very best care for our athletes. We believe that outstanding medical support is fundamental to unlocking player potential and achieving sustained success on the pitch.

Key Responsibilities:

Clinical Care & Match Coverage
• Provide direct medical care to Women's First Team players and staff during training, matches, and weekly clinics
• Work alongside the first team medical department to manage injuries, including decisions on referrals for investigations and specialist opinions
• Attend all home matches throughout the season and pre-season
• Attend a minimum of one full clinical session per week
• On weeks without home games, either travel with the team or attend an additional on-site clinic day
• Be available remotely for illness queries and willing to provide out-of-hours consultation

Medical Leadership & Strategy
• Lead clinician for diagnosing illnesses in players and football staff
• Participate in and support the club's female athlete health strategy
• Lead the club's concussion strategy and sign off on all players
• Work with senior medical staff on clinical governance including cardiac screening, medicine management, emergency action plans, concussion diagnosis and GRPT oversight

Screening & Prevention
• Support medical and performance departments in screening, injury prevention and recovery strategies
• Work with medical, performance and nutrition staff to deliver comprehensive blood screening and supplementation programmes as part of illness prevention
• Participate in pre-signing player medicals, including cardiac and blood screening as necessary

Administrative & Compliance
• Maintain accurate medical records in accordance with GMC standards
• Ensure UKAD compliance and act as Clean Sport Advisor
• Manage on-site drug storage and ordering alongside nominated physiotherapist
• Ensure emergency medical equipment is present, stocked and in date
• Attend medical team meetings and CPD sessions, presenting one session per season Academy Support
• By referral, consult on PGA (U21, U16, U14) academy players for issues beyond physiotherapy/sports therapy scope, including concussion management
• Support senior medical staff with academy clinical governance

Professional Development
• Commitment to continuing CPD and staying current with latest evidence in football medicine

Qualifications and Skills:

Essential Requirements:
• Full GMC registration and license to practice
• Current Level 5 ATMMIF qualification (or equivalent from another sport, with expectation to achieve ATMMIF within 6 months)
• Annual ATMMIF-R reaccreditation attendance
• Diploma in Sport and Exercise Medicine or equivalent/higher qualification approved by The Football Association (or working towards this qualification)
• UKAD Clean Sport Advisor certification
• Complete FootballHER certification within first six months of appointment

Desirable Requirements:
• Experience working in elite women's sport
• Pitch rehabilitation experience
How to apply
How to Apply Applications are to be sent by email to careers@bcfc.co.uk. Applications should include a covering letter (max. 1 page) on the experience you have that makes you suitable for the role and should be accompanied by a current CV (max. 2 pages). Closing date for receipt of applications: Midday on 12th August 2025 Due to the high volume of applicants we receive, if you have not been contacted one month after applying, please assume your application has been unsuccessful. We reserve the right to close this vacancy early if we receive sufficient applications for the role. Therefore, if you are interested, please submit your application as early as possible. Safeguarding Statement: Bristol City Football Club is committed to safeguarding the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to endorse this commitment. Note: Due to the nature of the role, any job offer is dependent on a DBS check. All information will be kept by the Safeguarding Officer in strictest confidence. Equality Statement: The successful candidate must ensure a positive commitment towards equality and diversity by treating others fairly and not committing any form of direct or indirect discrimination, victimisation or harassment of any description and to promote positive working relationships between all internal and external stakeholders.
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