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First Team Junior Physiotherapist

Wycombe Wanderers Football Club
Organisation
Wycombe Wanderers Football Club
Salary
£30,000 - £35,000
Location
High Wycombe
Contract type
Permanent (Full time)
Closing date
24 September 2025
Job Description
Location: Wycombe Wanderers Football Club, High Wycombe
Department: Medical & Performance
Reports to: Head of Medical
Contract Type: Permanent, Full-Time (including matchday, evening, weekend and bank holiday working)
Salary: £30,000-35,000 per annum, with employee benefits

Role Overview
Wycombe Wanderers FC are looking for a dedicated and proactive Junior Physiotherapist to join our growing, forward-thinking medical department within the first team. This is a demanding job role in a fast-paced environment within the professional sports industry. The successful candidate will be responsible for assisting in the delivery of high-quality physiotherapy services to our first team players, focusing on injury risk mitigation, assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation to optimise player performance and availability.

Key Responsibilities
Diagnostics and Assessment Skills
• Conduct thorough assessments with sound clinical reasoning
• Demonstrate an appreciation towards profiling athletes
• Monitor progress and adjust treatments to ensure effective and efficient programming for both injured and non-injured players
Rehabilitation and Injury Risk Mitigation
• Develop and implement individualised, logical, and evidence-based rehabilitation programs using key objective markers under the guidance of senior physiotherapists
• Support the reintegration of players into training and match play through graduated rehabilitation protocols
• Contribute to the design and implementation of injury risk mitigation programs
• Provide effective treatment for acute and chronic injuries, including manual therapy, therapeutic exercises, and use of modalities such as shockwave and electrotherapy
• Assist in the education of players on best practices for injury prevention, recovery strategies, and overall health maintenance

Trauma and Medical Emergencies
• Provide pitch-side assistance during training sessions and matches, delivering immediate care for minor injuries and medical emergencies, as required
• Manage and prepare medical equipment and supplies for training sessions and match days
• Support in the provision of match day preparations for both home and away matches, as required by the Head of Medical
• Travel to away matches to assist with medical and therapy provisions, as required by the Head of Medical
Collaboration and Communication
• Work closely with senior physiotherapists, the club doctor, sports scientists, S&C coaches, and technical staff to ensure a holistic approach to player health and performance
• Maintain clear and effective communication with players, providing support and guidance on injury management and rehabilitation
• Travel to, and attend, appointments with players to see specialists within our network of medical professionals, as required
• Contribute to regular meetings and reviews, providing insights and updates on player health and injury status
• Support in the provision of education for players and staff on health maintenance and performance optimisation, where appropriate
• Assist with administrative tasks within the medical department, such as scheduling or attending appointments, managing medical supplies, and preparing reports

Data Management
• Maintain accurate and up-to-date medical records for all players, including injury reports, treatment notes, and rehabilitation progress
• Assist in the collection and analysis of performance data to subsequently inform key decisions around individualised player management and program design
Professional Development and Research
• Foster a culture of learning and knowledge sharing within the department
• Annual CPD budget to aid ongoing professional development, separate to any learner agreements
• Stay current with the latest research and advancements in sports physiotherapy and incorporate evidence-based practices into treatment and rehabilitation programs

Mentorship and Support
• Support interns and students, providing guidance and assistance as needed
• Foster a positive and collaborative working environment within the medical team

Key Competencies
• At least 1 year of graduate experience working as an MSK physiotherapist
• Pitch-side first-aid experience
• Ability to demonstrate logical and evidence-based clinical reasoning skills
• Strong knowledge of musculoskeletal injuries, rehabilitation techniques, and injury prevention strategies
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to work effectively within a multidisciplinary team
• High level of professionalism, confidentiality, and ethical conduct
• Strong organisational skills and attention to detail
• Competent IT Skills (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
• Ability to work flexible hours, including evenings, weekends and bank holidays, to support training sessions and matches
• Ability to work calmly under pressure
• Ability to work unsupervised
• Self-motivated, open-minded, with an excellent work ethic

Qualifications
Essential
o BSc or MSc in Physiotherapy
o Valid HCPC and CSP registrations
o FA ITMMiF qualification, or equivalent, with desire to complete an ATMMiF
o Valid UK Driving License

Desirable
o An MSc or working towards one in a related sports medicine field
o UKSCA/NSCA S&C Accreditation, or equivalent
o Full-time experience working within an elite sporting environment
o Familiarity with performance and rehab technologies e.g., GPS, VALD (ForceDecks, NordBord, ForceFrame, DynaMo)

How to apply
Please send CV and covering letter to jobs@wwfc.com
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