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Physiotherapist – British Rowing Para

UK Sports Institute


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Job Posted
28 Oct 2026
Status
Full Time
Permanent
Location
England
Closing date
15 Nov 2026

British Rowing and the UK Sports Institute are looking for a full-time physiotherapist to work with the GB Para Rowing squad at the GB Rowing Team National Training Centre in Caversham.

The Role

You will be a core member of a close-knit high-performance team, working with rowing and strength and conditioning coaches and science and medicine practitioners, as the squad works towards the LA 2028 and Brisbane 2032 Paralympic Games.

Key Responsibilities

  • Provide daily physiotherapy delivery to the GB Para Rowing squad
  • Work closely with rowing and S&C coaches and science and medicine colleagues
  • Use the High Performance Centre at Bisham Abbey for S&C and specialist rehabilitation services
  • Travel internationally for camps and competitions (around 80 days a year, usually in blocks of 13–16 days)

About You

  • Extensive experience working with high-performance sports teams
  • Experience with Para athletes is preferred
  • Able to work in person, typically Monday–Wednesday, Friday and Saturday

Key Details

  • Location: GB Rowing Team National Training Centre, Caversham (near Reading)
  • Contract: Permanent, full time
  • Salary: £35,120 per annum pro rata
  • Interview date: 26 November 2026
  • Closing date: 15 November 2026

How to Apply

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Additional Info

Status
Full Time
Permanent
Job Type
High Performance
Sports Science & Medicine
Sport
Rowing
Pay Information
£35,120 per annum pro rata

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