THE ROLE

As Women’s Academy Therapist, you will deliver high-quality physiotherapy and medical support across the PGA and Pathway, working closely with the wider multidisciplinary team.

You will take a lead role in player assessment, rehabilitation, matchday provision and clinical decision-making, while helping create a culture of high performance, learning and player-centred care.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

⚕️ MDT Management & Rehabilitation

Lead the PGA medical MDT and rehabilitation process, coordinating assessment, rehabilitation planning, return-to-training and return-to-performance decisions, with appropriate communication and escalation.

️ Matchday Medical Provision

Provide comprehensive physiotherapy support at home and away fixtures, including pre-match preparation, pitch-side assessment, acute injury and illness management, emergency care and post-match treatment.

Clinical Service Delivery

Assess and treat musculoskeletal injuries within your scope of practice. Deliver evidence-informed rehabilitation across the gym and pitch, alongside player preparation, strapping, recovery and monitoring.

Clinical Governance

Maintain high standards of clinical governance, documentation, TMA processes, emergency action plans, equipment and day-to-day medical operations.

Screening & Player Monitoring

Coordinate MSK screening and player monitoring, translating findings into individual preparation, gym programming, rehabilitation and player development plans.

Injury & Illness Surveillance

Monitor injury and illness trends, using data and case review to identify opportunities for improvement and support injury risk-reduction and player availability strategies.

Player Transition & Continuity of Care

Support seamless medical transitions between the Pathway, PGA and First Team, ensuring clear communication, handovers and continuity of care.

Pathway Support

Act as a key day-to-day medical contact for Pathway staff, supporting injury assessment and longer-term rehabilitation planning while ensuring appropriate clinical oversight and escalation.