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Sports Rehabiliatator

Stockport County Football Club
Organisation
Stockport County Football Club
Salary
£25,396
Location
Woodley, Stockport
Contract type
Permanent
Closing date
3 June 2025
Job Description
About Stockport County

Founded in 1883, Stockport County are one of the country’s longest established football clubs. Initially formed as Heaton Norris Rovers, the Club officially became Stockport County in 1890 after the County Borough of Stockport and have been based at Edgeley Park since 1902.

The team currently competes in Sky Bet League One, the third tier of the English Football League, after winning the 2023–24 Sky Bet League Two title.

Role Overview

We are seeking an enthusiastic Sports Rehabilitator to join our Football Education team. The Sports Rehabilitator is responsible for delivering high-quality, evidence-based medical support across all Football Education squads, both male and female. The post-holder will coordinate injury diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, and screening programmes, while ensuring effective communication and collaboration with players, coaches, and external medical providers. They will also provide emergency match day cover, maintain up-to-date medical records, and contribute to a positive and professional culture that supports player development and wellbeing.

Key Responsibilities
• To co-ordinate and provide accurate evidence-based diagnosis
and rehabilitation to all players, male and female, in the Football
Education squads.
• To co-ordinate and provide emergency match day cover.
• To co-ordinate with external medical providers, providing clinical
handovers pre and post appointments.
• To co-ordinate and perform screening for all Football Education
players.
• To take an active role in all medical team meetings.
• To plan and develop effective pre and rehabilitation programmes
for players based on screening outcomes in line with the most up
to date academic and clinical evidence across all age groups.
• To monitor the effectiveness of injury management principles
through clinical injury audits.
• To ensure effective, appropriate communication of injury updates
are provided to player, coaches and the wider Football Education
staff team.
• To maintain a flexible approach to work at all times including the
requirement to undertake other duties and responsibilities as
required.
• To ensure all medical notes are up to date within 24 hours of
treatment and in line with HCPC standards.
• Manage and build relationships with all key stakeholders in line
with the club’s values.
• Promote a positive culture across all aspects of the full Football
Education programme to support student/player development and
retention rates.

Essential

• Qualified therapist with appropriate governing body registration
(HCPC/CSP/BASRAT/MSST).
• Level 2 Pitch side Qualification.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, with an ability to
use a variety of communication tools.
• Team player who can work well within a wider team of football
coaches, teachers and other support staff.
• Strong organisational and administrative skills.
• DBS check with children’s barred list check.
• UK driving licence.
• Reliable and committed to working flexible hours.
• Good understanding of sporting injuries and commonly avoidable
injuries.
• Understanding of current clinical guidelines and relevant
legislation.
• Genuine team player.
• High level of discretion maintaining strict confidentiality.
• Ability to adapt to changing circumstances.
• Committed.
• Flexible.

Desirable

• Knowledge of EPPP standards and working practices.
• Experience of working in a football academy.
• ITMMIF qualification.
• FA Safeguarding Children Qualification.
• Recent and relevant professional experience in sports
performance environment.


Benefits
• Competitive salary
• Discount on SCFC retail products
• Discount of SCFC season or match by match tickets
• Access to online discount system perk box
• Opportunities for professional development and growth
• Be part of a dynamic and exciting team
• The chance to contribute to the success of a historic football club
How to apply
To apply, please send your CV and Cover Letter to HR@stockportcounty.com
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