Scholarship (U16) Physiotherapist / Sports Rehabilitator / Sports Therapist

Organisation: Castleford Tigers
Salary: Sessional
Location: Castleford, West Yorkshire
Contract type: Fixed Term (Part time)
Closing date: 13 February 2026
Job Description: THE ROLE

Castleford Tigers RLFC are seeking a committed and enthusiastic Scholarship Physio / Sports Therapist / Sports Rehabilitator to deliver a physiotherapy provision to your Scholarship Programme

This is a key role within our medical department, supporting the health, development, and performance of our scholarship athletes. The successful applicant will work within a supportive governance structure and alongside senior medical staff, with opportunities for professional growth and involvement across the wider club.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
- Provide assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation for Scholarship players.
- Deliver pitch-side trauma and match-day cover for Scholarship fixtures
- Keep accurate, contemporaneous medical records and contribute to injury surveillance.
- Communicate effectively with coaches, performance staff, players, and families.
- Support the First Team medical staff where required.

Working hours are predominantly Monday and Wednesday evenings, and some Friday evenings. There is some potential occasional weekend work required depending on fixtures.

ESSENTIAL CRITERIA
Relevant professional qualification:
- Physiotherapist: HCPC & CSP registered
- Sports Therapist: Society of Sports Therapists registered
- Sports Rehabilitator: BASRaT registered
- Minimum 1 year post-graduate experience OR student placements in sports teams
- Level 2 pitch-side trauma qualification (IMMOFP, PHICIS L3, or equivalent) or willingness to complete as soon as possible
- Eligible to work in the UK
- Full UK driving licence
- Willingness to work evenings and weekends to cover training and fixtures

DESIRABLE CRITERA
- Previous experience in elite sport or elite rugby.
- Experience working with youth athletes.
- NHS experience.
How to apply: Email your CV and a covering letter (no more than 1 page A4) to Head of Medical Services, Dr Nick Raynor (nickraynor@castigers.com)