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Academy Casual Therapist

Wrexham AFC
Organisation
Wrexham AFC
Salary
Competitive
Location
Wrexham
Contract type
Fixed Term (Part time)
Closing date
18 August 2026
Job Description
Join Wrexham AFC because history doesn’t write itself.

The Role

Reporting into the Academy Senior Physiotherapist, part time Sports Therapists will provide medical support and expertise to Academy Players and other Academy Clinical/Medical staff as required.

Main Responsibilities:

Ensure Academy players under your care receive appropriate assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation of injuries.
Provide appropriate medical cover is at all training sessions/games/festivals/tournaments which you attend.
To provide effective communication strategies to inform relevant staff of the progress of players under your care, in particular the Lead U9-16s Physiotherapist, Academy Sports Science, Academy Senior Physiotherapist, the Academy Manager, and the relevant Coaching Staff.
To monitor and reflect upon the practices and treatment you provide to ensure continual professional development.
To ensure the appropriate medical equipment is present at all training sessions and games you are covering.
To check equipment regularly and ask for training if you are unfamiliar with the equipment.
To familiarize yourself with the Emergency Action Plan and to ask for training if you are unfamiliar with the EAP.
To attend relevant safeguarding presentations and ensure you are practicing within the outlined safeguarding processes within the club.
To communicate with the Lead 9-16s Physiotherapist and Designated Safeguarding officer if there are any safeguarding queries or issues.
To ensure all medical records are maintained and updated accordingly and in line with the relevant bodies’ rules and regulations. Medical records are completed on the Football Intelligence Platform (FIP).
To liaise with parents as and when necessary to provide them with the relevant updates.
To assist with the PDP caseload when required.
To liaise with the Senior Academy Physiotherapist / Academy Doctor when necessary.
To adhere to club policies with particular emphasis to safeguarding children and equity.
To support when required the Academy Screening and Testing program alongside the delivery of rehabilitation programs.
Providing accurate GPS reports of team and individual analysis on a daily, weekly basis.
Ensure the Football Intelligence Platform (FIP) is consistently and regularly updated in relation to all Sport Science, S & C, and data requirements.
Assist with daily workflow to set up training and gym sessions.
Ensuring individualised, developmental programmes for youth team players to support their individual development.
Working alongside the pitch session with Sports Science staff and coaches to improve the quality of the session.
Contributing towards player rehab and performance programmes.
Assist in nutrition and hydration preparation for the team and individuals.
Any further duties as required by the Academy Senior Physiotherapist within a multi-disciplinary approach.
About you

You'll have:

Outstanding communication skills with a view to being able to speak with parents, coaches, players and contacts
Strong organisational skills and competent in administrative duties (excellence in case notes is a must).
Enthusiasm for the role and a proactive thinker who always looks for opportunities to improve and enhance their own practice
A dynamic, hardworking individual that is able to relate to all staff members and participants engaged in Academy activities
Is receptive to feedback about own behaviour, strengths and areas for improvement that identifies improvement strategies relating to Academy activities and their own practice
Displays a high level of confidentiality and transparency and is able to contribute to team meetings in a professional manner
Committed to, and an understanding of, equality and diversity in sport
Flexible approach to meet the nature and demands of the business
Byddai hyfedredd yn y Gymraeg yn fantais amlwg
Experience and Qualifications required:

BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy/Sport Therapy (or academic equivalent of higher degree).
FA Level 4 Intermediate Trauma Medical Management in Football (ITMMIF) A current FA/FAW Safeguarding Children Workshop Certificate (or willingness to complete within 1 month of appointment)
Casual staff will be required to monitor, maintain and update their relevant medical qualifications and registrations. Will meet annually with the Senior Academy Physiotherapist to communicate and ensure current qualifications meet the necessary requirements of the relevant governing bodies.
Experience of working with professional football/sports including pitch side/matchdays
Experience of working within a Football Academy and an understanding of the EEPP
Ability to meet the travel needs of the post (which includes travel across the UK and occasionally overseas)
How to apply
https://careers.wrexhamafc.co.uk/job/925353
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