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1st Team Physiotherapist / Osteopath

Manchester City
Organisation
Manchester City
Salary
Competitive
Location
Manchester
Contract type
Closing date
11 July 2025
Job Description
Closing Date of Applications – 11/07/2025



Our Story

Manchester City is an English Premier League club whose roots began in East Manchester. From its first incarnation as St Mark’s West Gorton in 1880, the club became Manchester City FC in 1894. Behind each title lies emotion, moments and memories that resonate with millions of supporters around the world. Manchester City fans are known for their commitment and togetherness, as a Club that fights to the end.



The role

Manchester City Football Club is seeking a passionate and skilled 1st Team Osteopath / Physiotherapist to join our elite Medical Department. Reporting to the Head of Physiotherapy, this role is central to delivering world-class clinical care that supports player health, injury prevention, rehabilitation, and performance.

You’ll work closely with the multidisciplinary team to implement evidence-based osteopathy/physiotherapy practice and contribute to the continued development of medical protocols. This is a hands-on role supporting daily treatments, injury management, and matchday emergency care within a high-performance environment.

If you're driven by excellence, collaboration, and innovation in elite sport, we’d love to hear from you.



This is Your City

As part of our team, you will be entitled to 26 days annual leave plus an additional day off for your birthday, private healthcare and a simply health cash plan, an annual discretionary bonus, plus a range of partnership and lifestyle discounts.



Your Impact

Deliver high-quality clinical care through daily pre- and post-training treatments and bespoke injury prevention programmes
Integrate evidence-based osteopathic assessment and treatment into the team’s rehabilitation and performance workflows
Support the development and delivery of best practice medical care across the 1st Team environment
Collaborate effectively with the Head of Physiotherapy and wider multidisciplinary team to optimise player health and performance
Maintain accurate and professional documentation, records, and statistical data
Assist in the creation and refinement of evidence-based clinical protocols using the latest research and specialist input
Provide emergency aid support at training and matches, maintaining all required accreditations (e.g. ATMIFF)
Contribute to the continuous improvement and innovation of the department's medical standards


What we are looking for

Essential

Knowledge

Specialist knowledge in the treatment of sports injuries
Strong understanding of injury prevention, rehabilitation, and performance integration
Familiarity with multi-disciplinary approaches in elite sport
General Skills and Attributes
Reflective and open to evolving best practices
Passionate and enthusiastic with a humble, team-oriented mindset
Strong interpersonal skills to foster collaboration and trust within a high-performance environment
Experience

Previous experience working in an elite sporting environment
Proven ability to work effectively within a multi-disciplinary team
Qualifications

Degree in Osteopathy or Physiotherapy
HCPC registration
Appropriate professional membership(s) (e.g. CSP, GOsC)
Accredited to provide emergency aid (e.g. ATMIFF – or willing to complete)
Technical/Work-Based Skills

Capable of delivering personalised injury prevention plans informed by screening and medical history
Skilled in integrating osteopathic principles into wider performance processes
Proficient in maintaining accurate, high-standard clinical documentation
Desirable

Knowledge

Understanding of musculoskeletal imaging, data interpretation, and current sports medicine literature
Familiarity with safeguarding practices and standards in professional sport
General Skills and Attributes

Confidence using sports data platforms for efficient data storage and review
Experience

Prior experience working within professional football
Experience using data management systems to support clinical operations
Qualifications

Relevant postgraduate qualification (e.g. Sports Medicine, Manual Therapy)
Safeguarding Level 3 certification (or willingness to undertake)
How to apply
https://careers.cityfootballgroup.com/job-invite/2378/
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