Physiotherapist
Job Description Your tasks Training and competition support for the second women’s team Ensuring optimal physiotherapeutic assessment and treatment of the players Transparent communication and trusting, goal-oriented collaboration with an interdisciplinary team of doctors, physiotherapists, athletic, rehabilitation and team trainers Support and guidance for performance diagnostic measures during the summer and winter breaks Our requirements You have completed vocational training in physiotherapy or a recognized degree in physiotherapy (professional certificate is available) Ideally, you can demonstrate experience in treating competitive athletes, especially in team sports, and have also already gained initial experience in dealing with young athletes. You have completed certificate training courses in the areas of “Manual Lymphatic Drainage” and “Manual Therapy”; further training in sports physiotherapy is also desirable. You possess independent, structured and meticulous work skills and a high degree of reliability. Your working hours By appointment Monday to Friday from 6 pm and on match days (Sundays)