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First Team Rehabilitation Physiotherapist

Hull KR


Hull Kingston Rovers are a professional rugby league club that competes in the Super League, the top tier of British rugby league.

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Job Posted
7 Nov 2026
Status
Full Time
Location
England
Closing date
20 Nov 2026

Hull KR are looking for a First Team Rehabilitation Physiotherapist to lead the rehabilitation and return-to-play pathway for our injured First Team players. Working closely with the Head Physiotherapist and our Strength & Conditioning team, you will manage your own rehabilitation caseload, designing and delivering progressive, criteria-based programmes that maximise player availability and performance.

You will provide clinical assessment, diagnosis and treatment, deliver medical cover at training and on matchdays home and away, and contribute to player profiling and return-to-play decisions as part of a multidisciplinary performance team. You will also help develop our Academy physiotherapy staff and students.

You will have a BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy or equivalent, current HCPC registration or equivalent, significant elite sport rehabilitation experience and the RFL IMMOFP qualification (or a willingness to obtain it). Rugby league experience is desirable. Evening and weekend work is required, and an Enhanced DBS check and a full driving licence are needed.

For full job pack please see:
https://drive.google.com/file/...

To apply, send your CV and a covering letter (maximum one side of A4) to [email protected]. For an informal conversation about the role, contact Dan Ramsden at the same address. The role may close early if enough applications are received.


Additional Info

Status
Full Time
Job Type
High Performance
Sports Science & Medicine
Sport
Rugby League
Pay Information
£40000

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