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Want to become a physiotherapist?

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A sports physiotherapist is a highly sought-after role, directly overseeing the treatment of musculoskeletal sports injuries and rehabilitation of elite athletes. 

Physiotherapy presents an opportunity to stay in the game or work in another sporting environment.

Becoming a physiotherapist is a rewarding line of work, whether you are working with elite performers to get them back to the top of their game or helping an individual get back to basic fitness, physiotherapy can be extremely satisfying.

The PFA Charity has partnered with the University of Salford and York St John University for several years and provides exclusive access for players along with enhanced funding up to 75% of course fees.

 Uni of Salford, physiotherapy

Studying at the University of Salford equips you with the knowledge and skills required by physiotherapists to provide evidence-based health care. Graduates are technically proficient, professionally aware and as such, move seamlessly into graduate practice - in short, they are very employable. Find out more: University of Salford. 
 
 York, full time physiotherapy
Studying Physiotherapy at York St John offers the advantage of studying in a small cohort, in a student-centred environment in the heart of the beautiful city of York. This programme aims to produce high calibre, successful Physiotherapy graduates who are fit for purpose and practice. Find out more: York St John

 

Thinking about planning your next steps?

The PFA Charity offers a wide selection of education programmes, and funding is available to support any nationally recognised qualification for current or former players. If you’re interested in exploring your next steps, book in for a phone consultation with the Education team: education@thepfa.com.

 

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