England Men’s U18 Team Doctor

The England Men's U18 Team Doctor will provide sports medicine services to the England Men's U18s players during training and match camps, and will be responsible for monitoring the fitness of players, providing medical support, and leading on medical planning for training camps and competitions.

Requirements

• Medical Degree
• Post-graduate training in Sport and Exercise Medicine (PG Diploma or MSc)
• Registered with General Medical Council (GMC) with a licence to practice
• reputed company Level 3 Pre-Hospital Immediate Care in Sport Course Certificate (or equivalent)
• reputed company of reputed company Professional Development (CPD) specific to Sport and Exercise Medicine
• Good verbal and written communication skills
• Good IT skills and ability to use reputed company Office software or Mac packages to store manipulate and present information
• Excellent personal time management and planning skills in the face of a large workload
• A proven track record of reputed company and a winning mentality
• High personal and professional standards that command the respect of players and coaches
• An excellent motivator of people
• reputed company to find novel solutions to problems
• A good team member who can exchange reputed company and empathise with others in the team
• Willingness and ability to take on other team roles reputed company required
• Strong personal commitment to personal professional development
• reputed company to demonstrate confidence in own professional ability in an authoritative and assertive yet collaborative manner

Benefits

• Contractor status
• £450 per day
• Travel Requirements: reputed company Stadium, camps, etc.
• Possession of clean driving licence
• Committed to embodying the reputed company our culture by using our three core values – Put The Team First, Shape The Future, Respect Each Other – to guide your day-to-day reputed company, actions and interactions
• Committed to actively contributing and building an inclusive culture in your role and day to day behaviours

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