Physiotherapist

Role Overview

Sports Physiotherapist

This role requires a proactive, collaborative, and athlete-centered professional dedicated to optimizing player performance, resilience, and wellbeing.

Key Responsibilities

1. Injury Prevention & Management

• Conduct regular musculoskeletal screenings, assessments, and movement analyses.
• Develop and implement individualized injury prevention programs.
• Provide evidence-based treatment and rehabilitation for acute and chronic injuries.
• Deliver on-court medical coverage during training sessions, matches, and tournaments.

2. Rehabilitation & Recovery

• Design and oversee structured rehabilitation protocols with continuous progress monitoring.
• Collaborate with strength & conditioning coaches, sports scientists, and medical professionals for safe return-to-play.
• Employ advanced recovery tools and modalities to enhance athlete readiness.

3. Performance Support

• Integrate physiotherapy strategies within overall performance plans.
• Track, document, and analyze athlete health, treatment, and recovery data.
• Contribute to load monitoring and wellness tracking systems.

4. Education & Communication

• Educate players on best practices for injury prevention, warm-up, and recovery.
• Maintain transparent communication with coaches and management regarding player status.
• Participate in multidisciplinary meetings and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives within the HPC.

Qualifications & Experience

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Physiotherapy (Sports specialization preferred).
• Minimum

  5 years of experience

  , with at least

  3 years

  working with elite/high-performance athletes or teams.
• Proven expertise in

  musculoskeletal injury management

  ,

  functional movement assessment

  , and

  sports rehabilitation

  .
• Experience in basketball or other fast-paced, high-load sports is advantageous.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills with the ability to work within a multidisciplinary team.

Preferred Skills

• Knowledge of

  load management software

  and athlete monitoring systems.
• Proficiency in

  taping, manual therapy, and recovery modalities

  .
• Strong grasp of

  biomechanics

  and sport-specific movement patterns.
• Ability to perform under pressure and adapt to dynamic training and competition environments.