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Provide pitch-side medical cover for all women’s first team matches, acting as the lead clinician in emergency situations and overseeing emergency action plans, doping control, and compliance processes. Assess, diagnose, and manage player injuries and illnesses in collaboration with the wider medical and performance team, while leading cardiac and annual health screening programmes, including medical assessments for new signings and general practice support where required. Provide clinical oversight of rehabilitation and return-to-play decisions, contributing to concussion management and wider medical risk mitigation policies. Maintain accurate medical records, oversee medical equipment and drug supplies, support medical budgeting, and ensure compliance with safeguarding, health and safety, anti-doping, and governing body regulations. Liaise with external providers regarding scans and specialist treatments as needed. Work collaboratively with coaching, medical, and performance staff to deliver an evidence-informed female athlete health strategy, ensuring clear communication, professionalism, and confidentiality at all times. Support player wellbeing and education across areas such as women’s health, illness prevention, and long-term athlete care, while maintaining ongoing professional development through CPD and continuous learning.
Job Responsibility:
Provide pitch-side medical cover for all women’s first team matches acting as the lead clinician in emergency situations and overseeing emergency action plans doping control and compliance processes
assess diagnose and manage player injuries and illnesses in collaboration with the wider medical and performance team while leading cardiac and annual health screening programmes including medical assessments for new signings and general practice support where required
provide clinical oversight of rehabilitation and return-to-play decisions contributing to concussion management and wider medical risk mitigation policies
maintain accurate medical records oversee medical equipment and drug supplies support medical budgeting and ensure compliance with safeguarding health and safety anti-doping and governing body regulations
liaise with external providers regarding scans and specialist treatments as needed
work collaboratively with coaching medical and performance staff to deliver an evidence-informed female athlete health strategy ensuring clear communication professionalism and confidentiality at all times
support player wellbeing and education across areas such as women’s health illness prevention and long-term athlete care while maintaining ongoing professional development through CPD and continuous learning
Requirements:
Fully registered and licensed with the GMC
hold appropriate medical indemnity to work with WSL 2 players
possess a Diploma in Sport and Exercise Medicine or equivalent higher qualification
up-to-date Level 5 ATMMiF qualification
completion of UK Anti-Doping Introduction to Clean Sport and FootballHER courses or willingness to undertake them
up-to-date FA Safeguarding qualification
experience providing medical care within an elite or professional sports environment including pitch-side emergency care and injury management in team sports
strong knowledge of female athlete health, cardiac screening protocols, anti-doping regulations, and multidisciplinary working practices
experience maintaining accurate clinical records, supporting medical governance processes, coordinating external referrals and specialist treatment pathways, and managing competing workloads in a high-performance environment