Job Position Available

We are looking to recruit a Climbing Specialist Physiotherapist to join our team

About This Job

Sheffield Climbing Clinic are looking to recruit a Climbing Specialist Physiotherapist to join our team.

After launching in 2018 we have become one of the leading providers of climbing specific physiotherapy in the UK.

We aim to provide a centre for comprehensive diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic climbing injuries. We also work alongside Nutritionists, Climbing Coaches and Sports & Exercise Medicine Consultants.  

We are looking for an experienced physiotherapist, with a sound knowledge of climbing specific injuries, to join our team. The role will be based in Sheffield.  

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Job Details

Hours for role: Negotiable – full and part-time available

Job type: Full-time/Part-time – Permanent Employed or Associate (self-employed)

Job working schedule: Monday to Friday

Experience requirements: Minimum of 2 years working in MSK Physiotherapy specialism. Must have experience working with climbing injuries  

Education requirements: BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy is required, candidates with post graduate qualifications or further education in Physiotherapy would be desirable

Salary and benefits: Salary to be confirmed depending on experience, competitive annual Leave allocation and company pension

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How to Apply

To apply for this role please send a CV and covering letter to info@sheffieldclimbingclinic.com

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