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TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR HEAD OF PHYSIOTHERAPY JOINS FMPA COMMITTEE
GEOFF SCOTT is well known in the sports physiotherapy community and has been the Head of Physiotherapy at Tottenham Hotspur, since 2004. Previously to this role he worked at Fulham Football Club. Originally from New Zealand, he worked in many codes such as Rugby, Rugby League and as well as with individual Olympic athletes before […]
Life after football – Rob Swire
So what do colleagues get up to in the first years after leaving the game? We ‘Kick Off’ this series catching up with the former Manchester United physiotherapist Rob Swire In what circumstances did you leave football? I had been working in football since 1990 (starting with Halifax Town FC in 1990 and at Manchester […]
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Hi, I am currently seeking soft tissue therapy opportunities in football or other sports. I prevously worked at Leicester City FC last year with the U23’s for 6 months but the club no longer required my services anymore. I have also done work experience at Manchester United with the first team as well working with […]
Hi, I will Graduating as a Graduate Sports Therapist from the University of Central Lancashire in July. I am looking for shadowing opportunities, voluntary or paid positions or Internships in London or the surrounding area. As well as my degree, I hold a VTCT Level 4 in Sports Massage, an Football Association BFAS qualification and […]
To fellow medical professionals, I was just after some clarification and reasoning regarding AROM& PROM. In terms of AROM, when showing negative results during ROM does this indicate that it’s a arythrogenic/joint problem? And with PROM, does negative results indicate myogenic/muscular problem?
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