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PDP Rehabilitation Physiotherapist

Tottenham Hotspur Football
Organisation
Tottenham Hotspur Football
Salary
Competitive
Location
Enfield, London
Contract type
(Full time)
Closing date
7 November 2025
Job Description
Who We Are
Founded in 1882, Tottenham Hotspur is an iconic English football club, playing in the Premier League and Women’s Super League. From north London to the world, our fanbase spans continents, cultures, and generations. Spurs is a club that has always dared to push boundaries, breaking new ground and rewriting history.

We offer world-class facilities. In 2019, we opened our state-of-the-art stadium, a £1 billion landmark that’s the beating heart of north Tottenham’s transformation. More than just a football ground, it’s an engine of change — creating 4,000 jobs and injecting £300 million into the local economy every year.

We’re at our brightest when we’re all together. Our Club, our teams, our community.

There is only one Hotspur. Tottenham Hotspur.

The Role
• Oversee the provision of Rehabilitation Services
• Deliver PDP Rehabilitation on a daily basis to enable return to fitness in the most optimum time frame.

Key Responsibilities
• To work with the Lead Academy Physiotherapist and Academy Head of Medical in the assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation of injured players. In the main, you will focus on the U18’s
• Expected to organize weekly rehabilitation meetings and formulate individual rehabilitation plans
• Liaise and communicate with all relevant stakeholders, this may include but not exhaustive to Coaching staff, Parents, Psychologists, National team staff, Education staff, Player Wellbeing and External specialists
• Liaise closely with the Academy Reconditioning coach, other Sports Science staff to develop a holistic approach
• Needs to build on existing work practices to further develop the service
• Uphold Club, Medical Department, health & safety, ethics and safeguarding protocols, acting as a role model to players and staff alike and reflecting the Club’s commitment to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people
• Employ awareness of welfare issues, handling all matters with the utmost professionalism, diplomacy and sensitivity
• Attend refresher and development training when necessary
• Be aware of emergency procedures and the Health & Safety at Work Act relating to the various sites

What you will bring
Specific Experience
• HCPC
• CSP
• ATMMiF
• FA Safeguarding Certificate
• BSc or MSc degree level qualification in Physiotherapy
• Current and Valid driving licence
• A strong background with post-graduate experience
• Experience working full time in a high-performance team environment
• Experience within football at PDP level or above. First team experience advantageous

Abilities/Skills/Knowledge
• Maintains high professional and personal standards
• Ability to work as part of a Multi-Disciplinary Team, values and respects others
• Be able to present to Parents, Coaches and other clinicians
• Constantly seeks to improve the service delivery of the Academy Medical Department
• A commitment to relevant Continuous Professional Development
• Able to analysis available data and profile injuries
• Able to design and implement strengthening and pitch-based rehabilitation programmes
• Be flexible to cross cover other roles in the Academy Medical Department where required
• Understanding of developmental Paediatric Musculo Skeletal Issues

The Tottenham Hotspur Way
Is to push harder, rise higher and forge greater. We involve, inspire and elevate one another to be our best selves, to produce exceptional on and off the pitch. Every day brings us opportunities to improve and make the impossible, possible.

Our values that bind us
DREAM THE IMPOSSIBLE – Impossible made possible when we think outside the box
DARE TO CHANGE THE GAME – Relentlessly strive for glory and leave our mark on the world
DO IT OUR WAY – Win the right way, never at all costs.

Our Responsibility to you
Safeguarding is fundamental to the success in all that we do. Successful candidates are to be reminded they would be subject to various background, DBS, and reference checks for this role.

We welcome applications from anyone regardless of age, disability, gender, race, or ethnic and national origins, religion or belief, or sexual orientation.
How to apply
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