• High Performance Culture - clear standards, real feedback and a team that finds the extra 1%
• Work that matters - you'll help shape how fans experience the Swans, every day
• Flexible, inclusive ways of working so you can do your best work

Born from hard work, grit and a relentless drive to win, the Swans have 152 years behind us - and we're building what's next. We share the journey, celebrate the wins, and keep raising the bar as one of Australia's leading sporting clubs.

Choose a career with the Sydney Swans, to join a team that shows up in the big moments and supports each other every day. Guided by Respect, Courage and Curiosity, you'll contribute to work that matters and be part of something bigger.

We are committed to a supportive, inclusive workplace where people feel connected to our club and to each other. We encourage applications from candidates of all backgrounds.

• Wellbeing support to keep you at your best - including gym access
• Perks and discounts via our Corporate Partners
• Professional development support tailored to your goals
• Club memberships to share match days with friends and family

Established in 2010, the QBE Sydney Swans Academy identifies and develops the next generation of AFL and AFLW talent across New South Wales.

Each year, the Academy supports up to 700 male and female athletes aged 11-19 across metropolitan and regional NSW. The program combines football development, strength and conditioning, high-performance education and personal development in a professional, age-appropriate environment.

The Top End program supports Under 16 and Under 18 male and female squads, providing a pathway from junior football towards elite AFL and AFLW environments. Athletes train and compete against other leading Academy and Talent League programs.

The Academy develops more than footballers, helping young athletes build the skills, behaviours and personal qualities needed to thrive in high-performance sport.

Lead physiotherapy services for the QBE Sydney Swans Academy and play a key role in helping talented young athletes stay healthy, develop and perform. You will provide high-quality, athlete-centred care across injury assessment, rehabilitation and prevention, while contributing to a connected and professional high-performance environment.

In this role, you will:

• Assess and manage injuries, provide acute care within scope and coordinate referrals or escalation when required.
• Deliver consistently high standards of care through sound clinical judgement and strong governance.
• Lead individualised rehabilitation and evidence-informed return-to-running, training and competition programs.
• Clearly communicate athlete restrictions, progress and readiness, aligning rehabilitation with strength and conditioning and broader performance plans.
• Lead screening, injury-prevention and athlete-health initiatives that improve availability, resilience and long-term development.
• Educate athletes on injury prevention, recovery, training load, concussion and effective self-management.
• Oversee medical operations, including clinical workflows, documentation, athlete management systems, injury surveillance, equipment and medical readiness.
• Coordinate external providers and use injury, availability and rehabilitation data to inform clinical and prevention strategies.
• Work closely with the Academy Doctor, performance team, coaches, athletes, parents and external providers to support informed, aligned decisions.
• Build a professional and accountable medical environment, support intern development and contribute to high-performance planning and continuous improvement.

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification in Physiotherapy and current AHPRA registration.
• Postgraduate Master's degree in sports physiotherapy (Desirable).
• 5+ years' experience working in high-performance sport or elite Academy's. (AFL/AFLW Experience is valued).
• Demonstrated experience working with youth athletes, with a strong understanding of child safeguarding principles and practices.
• High levels of data competency, including using Athlete Management Systems, Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint.
• Experience working with GPS and strength diagnostic technologies.
• Demonstrated experience working effectively within a multidisciplinary environment.
• Current first aid and CPR, Current NSW Working with Children's Check and Current Driver's license

Due to the nature of the industry, the ideal candidate must be flexible in their availability as extended hours and weekend work will be required for this role.

Sydney Swans is an equal opportunity employer and child safe organisation committed to ensuring the safety, wellbeing and inclusion of all children and young people. All staff are required to hold a Working with Children Check.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander candidates are encouraged to apply.

Applicants must be legally entitled to work in Australia.