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Ringside Medical Doctor (Freelance)

Boxing Scotland


Boxing Scotland is the national governing body for amateur boxing in Scotland, supporting clubs, coaches, officials and boxers from grassroots to high performance.

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Job Posted
2 Nov 2026
Status
Part Time
Zero Hours
Location
Scotland
Closing date
26 Feb 2027

Boxing Scotland is looking for experienced doctors to join its team of ringside medical doctors across Scotland.

The Role

This is a freelance role with plenty of opportunities – you choose when you work. Event days are typically Friday, Saturday or Sunday, often in the evening, with occasional afternoon shows.

Events range from Boxing Scotland national championships to local club home shows, and there are also opportunities to carry out boxer medicals at clubs for additional income. Boxing Scotland is the national governing body for Olympic and Commonwealth Games boxing in Scotland.

Key Responsibilities

  • Provide ringside medical cover at boxing events across Scotland
  • Carry out medicals on boxers at boxing clubs

About You

  • Full registration with the GMC
  • Competence in clinical examination, functional assessment and the medical management of sports injury and illness
  • Adequate medical insurance to cover boxing events
  • The right to work in the UK
  • Excellent oral and written communication skills

Key Details

  • Location: Nationwide, Scotland
  • Contract: Freelance, flexible
  • Pay: Paid per event (variable)
  • Closing date: 26 February 2027

How to Apply

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Additional Info

Status
Part Time
Zero Hours
Job Type
Event Management
Sports Science & Medicine
Sport
Boxing
Pay Information
Paid per event (variable)

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