- Provide high quality provision for Nottingham Forest Women first team players, ensuring full assessment and diagnosis.
- Plan and oversee the treatment and rehabilitation of injured players, ensuring injuries are managed to meet professional standards.
- Ensure all injuries are documented appropriately, escalated where appropriate and the necessary evaluations are done to ensure any learnings are made.
- To liaise with coaching staff to support the load management of players and return to play pathway for injured athletes.
- Provide effective communication throughout the multi-disciplinary team, ensuring all updates are communicated to all relevant parties.
- Work with the MDT to support the delivery of injury prevention programmes.
- Provide pitch side cover for all training and matches (home and away).
- To liaise with internal (Club Doctor, medical team) and external (NHS/Private) stakeholders to facilitate external medical management, where necessary.
- Work with the Head of Women’s and Girls to continue to develop the player care/support strategy.
- To support a performance-based culture which maximises players potential through prevention, treatment and education.
- Always ensure appropriate professional confidentiality and behave at all times to project a professional image of Nottingham Forest FC and act in the Club’s best interests.
- Ad hoc duties required by the Head of Women and Girls Football to meet the needs of the business.
Women’s Physiotherapist Nottingham Forest FC Closing Date: 18 November 2026 Salary: Competitive Location: Nottingham, England employer: Sportsmith
The UK Sports Institute is an exceptional employer, offering a dynamic work environment in Bath where you can make a significant impact on the health and performance of athletes across Olympic and Paralympic sports. With a strong emphasis on professional development, collaborative teamwork, and a commitment to excellence in sports medicine, we provide our employees with unique opportunities to grow and thrive in their careers while contributing to the success of the UK's sporting future.
