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Sports Rehab Physiotherapist

FSCR
Organisation
FSCR
Salary
£28,000 - £36,000 (Based on Experience)
Location
FSCR, Battersea Powerleague, 130 Thessaly Road, SW8 5EJ
Contract type
(Full time)
Closing date
30 November 2026
Interview date
1 December 2026
Job Description
FSCR is an elite performance and rehab facility, just for footballers.

As our Rehab Physiotherapist, you’ll take footballers of all ages and levels from acute injury management through to a full return to play. You’ll own your caseload from start to finish and deliver rehab as part of a multidisciplinary team alongside our Senior Physio, S&C coach and football coach.

Our senior leadership team comes from elite sport and has many years of experience. We’re looking for someone who wants to sharpen their clinical and rehab skills in a company that holds high standards and helps you meet them.

Your weekly schedule:
Monday, Wednesday, Friday: in clinic at our Battersea facility, London.
Tuesday and Thursday: working from home on rehab programme design, clinical notes, case reviews, company projects and CPD.

What you’ll do:
- Carry out initial assessments, form a diagnosis and deliver hands-on treatment.
- Design and deliver individual rehab programmes, guided by objective testing and our return-to-play benchmarks.
- Work closely with S&C and football coaches to progress players from early-stage rehab to on-pitch, football-specific work.
- Keep accurate clinical records and contribute to the smooth running of the physio department.
- Take part in case reviews, in-house education and company projects.

What we’re looking for:
- Degree in Physiotherapy.
- HCPC and CSP registration.
- Current first-aid qualification.
- High professional standards and a strong work ethic.
- Confident working in a team and on your own initiative.
- Experience in elite sport is an advantage but not essential. We care more about your attitude and willingness to learn.

Why FSCR:
- Hybrid working. Two home-based days a week, which is rare in clinical sports rehab.
- Genuine multidisciplinary rehab. You’ll work side by side with S&C and football coaches, not hand players over to them.
- Mentorship across disciplines. You’ll learn from experienced practitioners every day.
- Structured rehab frameworks. Clear objectives at each stage of rehab show you exactly how to progress every player on your caseload.
- Football, every day. You’ll work in a football-only facility with players at every level of the game.
How to apply
Send your CV and a short cover letter explaining why you want to work at FSCR to info@footballscr.com, with the subject line “FSCR Rehab Physio”. Shortlisted candidates will be invited to a first interview via Zoom. FSCR is an equal opportunities employer and welcomes applications from people of all backgrounds.
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