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Casual Academy Therapist(s)

Fleetwood Town Football Club
Organisation
Fleetwood Town Football Club
Salary
£12.71p/h
Location
Fleetwood, Lancashire
Contract type
(Part time)
Closing date
30 November 2026
Job Description
Department: Academy Medical Department
Reports To: Head of Academy Medical
Location: Fleetwood Town FC Academy and match venues
Contract Type: Casual / Matchday and Training Support
Salary: £12.71

Role Purpose
The role will support the delivery of medical services across the Academy age groups, providing injury prevention, assessment, treatment, rehabilitation and matchday medical cover. The successful candidate will work closely with Academy medical and performance staff to help maintain the health, welfare and development of academy players within a Category Two Academy environment.

Key Responsibilities
Matchday Medical Provision
Provide pitch-side medical cover for Academy fixtures.
Deliver immediate assessment and management of injuries sustained during training and matches.
Maintain accurate injury and treatment records in line with Academy procedures.
Ensure appropriate emergency action plans are followed when required.
Player Care & Rehabilitation
Assist in the assessment, treatment and rehabilitation of injured academy players.
Deliver evidence-based injury prevention and recovery strategies.
Support return-to-play processes under the direction of full-time medical staff.
Communicate effectively with players, parents, coaches and support staff regarding injury status and rehabilitation progress.
Medical Administration
Complete medical documentation and player treatment notes accurately and promptly.
Ensure medical equipment and first aid supplies are maintained and match-ready.
Support the implementation of medical screening and monitoring processes where required.
Professional Development
Maintain all required professional qualifications and memberships.
Attend internal CPD opportunities and relevant external education events.
Contribute positively to the continued development of the Academy Medical Department.

Person Specification
Essential Criteria
Degree in Physiotherapy, Sports Therapy, Sports Rehabilitation or related discipline.
Current ITMMiF (or equivalent pitch-side trauma qualification).
Up-to-date Emergency First Aid qualification.
Membership of a relevant professional body (HCPC, CSP, SST, BASRaT or equivalent).
Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
Ability to work evenings, weekends and academy matchdays.
Commitment to safeguarding and player welfare.

Desirable Criteria
Experience working within an elite youth sport or academy environment.
Experience using athlete management or medical record systems.
Knowledge of long-term athlete development principles.

What We Offer
Opportunity to work within a Category Two Football Academy.
Regular casual working opportunities across the Academy programme.
Exposure to full-time Professional Development Phase operations where required.
Ongoing CPD and professional learning opportunities.
Clear progression opportunities for high-performing practitioners.

Safeguarding Statement
Fleetwood Town Football Club is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. All successful applicants will be required to complete appropriate safeguarding checks, including an Enhanced DBS check.
How to apply
Please send your CV to george.barnes@fleetwoodtownfc.com
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