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As a Physiotherapist at Charlton Athletic Football Club's Emerging Talent Centre (ETC), your role is crucial in providing appropriate first response and ongoing care to players, ensuring they experience a safe, secure, and supportive environment. You will also serve as an advocate and guardian of the women's game. **Key Responsibilities:** - Liaise with coaching staff regarding players" injury status and availability - Attend training sessions and matches throughout the season - Assess and manage injuries and illnesses of ETC Players - Provide treatment, rehabilitation, and individual injury prevention programs - Maintain records meeting The FA and professional bodies" standards - Conduct medical screening of trialists - Communicate with parents/carers regarding physiotherapy/sports therapy queries - Ensure adherence to rules and best practices for physiotherapy/sports therapy provision - Maintain clean treatment areas and identify health and safety risks **Multi Disciplinary working & Culture:** - Advise and direct other staff on players" needs - Educate coaches on physiotherapy/sports therapy provision - Design an ETC site emergency action plan - Support individual player needs and operate within professional boundaries - Work with Safeguarding Manager to prioritize player and staff welfare - Assist with administrative activities such as injury audits **Self Development:** - Seek feedback and reflect on personal performance for improvement - Stay updated on current research and evidence-based practices in physiotherapy/sports therapy - Maintain professional qualifications through CPD activities - Create and follow a personalized Development Action Plan - Stay informed on performance research to support coaching development - Work with an advisor or mentor from outside the ETC **Education/Qualifications/Training:** **Essential:** - Chartered physiotherapist and registered member of HCPC - Medical indemnity to treat/advise ETC players - Full Advanced Emergency Aid qualification (Level 4 ITMMIF) - For Sports Therapists: Full membership of the Society of Sports Therapy, FA Level 1 Introduction to First Aid in Football, FA Safeguarding Children, FA DBS **Desirable:** - Additional qualifications and memberships as a Physiotherapist - Professional development in relevant areas - Experience in sports medicine and knowledge of anti-doping regulations **Additional Information:** - Full-time role including weekends and evenings - UK eligibility to live and work - Commitment to health & safety regulations and safeguarding children - DBS check may be required As a Physiotherapist at Charlton Athletic Football Club's Emerging Talent Centre, you play a vital role in ensuring the well-being and performance of the players. Your dedication to providing high-quality care and support is crucial in maintaining the club's standards and upholding the values of professionalism and safety.,

Charlton Athletic can't have complaints about their start, and Nathan Jones has another star in Ibrahim Fullah that he can develop.

We have only lost 4 games this season which is great. One of those we were very unlucky against Leicester, the other 3 have all been the last games before an international break. Coincidence? I think maybe not There being 3 international breaks from August to November splits the start of the season into 3, and in each of…

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Charlton fan writer Paul Sullivan believes his side's hopes will depend on keeping players fit and a bit of good fortune.

A number of Addicks were in action for their respective loan clubs up and down the country over the weekend.

NATHAN Jones said he was “proud but disappointed” after Charlton Athletic’s five-game unbeaten run came to an end with a 1-0 defeat to Wrexham at the Stok Cae Ras last weekend.  Josh Windass scored the only goal from the penalty spot thirteen minutes from time after Onel Hernandez had been penalised…

The animosity between Charlton manager Nathan Jones and Wrexham supporters has continued in the wake of the Red Dragons' 1-0 victory over their Championship rivals

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Nathan Jones' Charlton were beaten 1-0 by Wrexham in the Championship and the Addicks boss has taken another swipe at the Welsh side's supporters after they mocked him

Racecourse Ground has not been a pleasurable trip, Leaburn absence throws up more questions than answers and form table underlines Addicks still in fine fettle

Windass converts from spot as the Addicks see their five-game unbeaten Championship run ended in Wales

Charlton boss Nathan Jones on 1-0 loss to Wrexham and quizzed why Rob Apter and Miles Leaburn did not feature

Victory against Charlton Athletic completed an excellent three-week period for Wrexham between international breaks.

Nathan Jones does like to run with a smaller squad, a unified group where every player feels part of it, and believe they will have their chance. This season he’s running with 25 players. As of tod…

Charlton Athletic boss Nathan Jones praises Lloyd Jones, James Bree and Kayne Ramsey for playing against Wrexham despite not being fully fit.

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Josh Windass netted a late penalty as Wrexham beat Charlton Athletic to earn a third successive home win in the Championship. Nathan Jones...

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