Sports Physiotherapist/ Sports Therapist/ Strength & Conditioning Rehab Coach Organisation Strength Physiotherapy Salary £45,000–£55,000 per year full-time (FTE) at full caseload Location Remote Contract type Permanent (Part time) Closing date 14 May 2025 Interview date 15 May 2025 Job Description Join the Team Transforming the Way Strength Athletes Recover From InjuryStrength Physiotherapy is redefining what rehab looks like for lifters. We’re a remote team supporting strength athletes through world-class, evidence-based coaching that gets them back to training pain-free and stronger than ever. If you're passionate about helping people rebuild physically and mentally — and want to work with highly motivated athletes — this is your opportunity to make a real impact.ABOUT USStrength Physiotherapy is a specialist rehabilitation team dedicated to helping people who love strength training recover from injuries and improve performance. We provide personalised, evidence-based support that mirrors the level of care professional athletes receive — all delivered online, allowing clients to rehabilitate from their own gym.We empower athletes to regain strength, mobility and confidence, helping them return to training stronger than ever. Our individualised online coaching is suitable for all experience levels. We commonly support athletes in Olympic weightlifting, powerlifting, bodybuilding, and strongman/woman — from serious competitors to recreational enthusiasts.We are now expanding our team and recruiting for a Specialist Rehabilitation Coach.If you are interested, please send your CV to our Founder, Alex Dear, at alex@strengthphysiotherapy.com. If successful, the next step will be a case study exercise followed by an interview.Website: https://strengthphysiotherapy.comJOB TITLESpecialist Rehabilitation CoachQUALIFICATIONS REQUIREDPhysiotherapy, Strength & Conditioning or equivalentDEPARTMENTStrength PhysiotherapyLOCATIONRemote (must be based in the UK)START DATEASAPSALARYTBC — Freelance, based on a per-client modelHOURSFreelance, part-time.We will build your caseload from scratch. Target: 2 to 2.5 days (16–20 hours) per week within 3 months, with potential to grow to full-time.Typical time breakdown:Two x 15-minute weekday message check-insTwo x 4–8 hour programming/feedback blocksAvailability for onboarding calls 5 days per week (1–2 hours/day across varying times)MISSION STATEMENTTransform lives by providing physical and mental support through individuals' lifting journeysDeliver world-class care to lifters globally, akin to support professional athletes receiveMAIN PURPOSES OF JOBHelp lifters get physically and mentally stronger than everDeliver expert care to your own caseload of athletes using the Strength Physiotherapy systemBe a proactive team member and suggest improvements to service quality and deliveryContinue developing your rehab expertise through ongoing CPDPOSITION OVERVIEWWe are looking for an ambitious individual with a passion for delivering top-tier care to lifters. You should be capable of self-managing your time, work, and athlete schedules in a remote setting.KEY RESPONSIBILITIESClient CommunicationRespond to client messages within 24 hours on weekdaysShow compassion for clients' physical and mental wellbeingMaintain accountability standards and have difficult conversations when neededCommunicate via WhatsApp, Zoom, and voice/video messagesTeam CollaborationShare ideas to improve service quality and operational efficiencyContribute to projects aligned with business growthAthlete ManagementManage a personal caseload of athletesProvide program updates and feedback twice weeklyIndependently manage your time in a remote roleQUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCEEssentialUKSCA-accredited or working toward accreditationBachelor’s degree in physiotherapy, sports therapy, sports science, S&C or equivalentSolid understanding of adaptation-led programmingAbility to track and demonstrate measurable progressAwareness of when to refer or escalate for further medical supportStrong understanding of S&C for strength athletesDesirableCoaching experience in Olympic weightlifting and powerliftingFamiliarity with speed/power development and energy systems (training can be provided)Understanding of nutrition for strength athletes (e.g. muscle gain or fat loss strategies)Basic knowledge of behaviour change and motivational interviewingCOMMUNICATION SKILLSClear and empathetic communicatorUnderstanding of how mental health can impact injury recoveryORGANISATIONAL SKILLSEfficiently manage your athlete caseloadKeep programs and feedback up to dateSelf-manage your schedule in a remote roleLEARNING & DEVELOPMENTEager to learn and grow professionallyOpen to training and mentoring opportunitiesKEY TASKSSupport your athletes through effective communication, programming, and feedbackTrack and document progress using clinical notes and performance metricsAdjust programs based on pain progression and objective performance dataCreate long-term development plans for each athleteKEY RESULTS / OBJECTIVESBuild a caseload of at least 30 lifters within 3–4 monthsTrack regular performance testing and see improvements in key metrics (ROM, strength, power, endurance)Maintain high service delivery metrics (client satisfaction, testimonials, engagement)Monitor return-to-sport outcomes and long-term client retentionPROFESSIONAL STANDARDS & VALUESEmbracing Change: Grow through new experiencesExceptional Quality: Consistently deliver high standardsProactive Problem Solving: Take initiative and innovateBeing Honest: Communicate openly and constructivelySystemized Decision Making: Use data, not emotion, to guide decisionsExtreme Ownership: Take full responsibility for your workChampions the Greater Good: Prioritise team success over individual egoREPORTING TOAlex Dear — Founder How to apply If you are interested, please send your CV to our Founder, Alex Dear, at alex@strengthphysiotherapy.com. 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