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First Team Performance Physiotherapist

Wycombe Wanderers Football Club
Organisation
Wycombe Wanderers Football Club
Salary
£40,000 - £50,000
Location
High Wycombe
Contract type
Permanent (Full time)
Closing date
22 June 2025
Job Description
Department: Performance & Medical
Location: Marlow Road, Marlow, SL7 3DQ
Hours: This is a full-time role requiring irregular scheduling including some evenings, weekends and travel.
How to apply: Send a CV and covering letter expressing your interest and suitability, to jobs@wwfc.com . Title your email “First Team Performance Physiotherapist”.
Closing Date: 22nd June, 2025

Who are we?
Wycombe Wanderers FC is a League One Football Club with ambition! We’re on an exciting journey to grow the club through development of a new and progressive Academy, alongside extensive investment to support evolution of the 1st team environment, performance infrastructure, and performance progression.

What’s in the role?
Reporting to the Head of Medical, this role will contribute to the evolution of our 1st team support environment. You will be responsible for delivering high-quality physiotherapy services to our first team players, focusing on injury risk mitigation, assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation to optimise player performance and availability. You will work with coaches and other performance support staff to individualise development programmes and integrate them with the wider schedule.

Who are we looking for?
To help us realise our ambition we’re not just looking for people to fill roles; we’re searching for those who are passionate about helping us build something special and create meaningful change. We’re looking for a dedicated and experienced physiotherapist. You should be an effective communicator who can build productive working relationships with players and staff. You will have engaged with ongoing learning within your specialist domain and demonstrate integrated applied knowledge across the performance development process. You should be an organised and effective planner and be able to offer data informed analysis and insight into our support processes. You will be able to contribute to a high challenge, high support environment with a commitment to growth.

Do you have what it takes?
The successful candidate will need to meet the following requirements:
• A minimum BSc in Physiotherapy
• FA ATTMiF or equivalent
• MSc in a secondary relevant subject is desirable.
• Other relevant accreditations desireable (e.g. UKSCA, NSCA).
• At least 3-years full-time experience in a high-performance sport environment.
• Valid UK drivers license
• Valid and accepted enhanced FA DBS CRC (Criminal Background Check) or be willing to undertake this check if successful.

What do we offer?
Based on your existing experience, we offer a competitive remuneration package including additional benefits.

We work to offer full and fair consideration to all employees and applicants regardless of age, disability, gender reassignment, race, religion or belief, sex, sexual orientation, marriage and civil partnership, and pregnancy and maternity
How to apply
Please apply with cover letter and CV to jobs@wwfc.com
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