Sports Physiotherapist - Soft Tissue & Joint Mobilisation, Private Family - Jeddah

Sports Physiotherapist - Soft Tissue & Joint Mobilisation, Private Family - Jeddah

• Salary From £60,000 a year gross, depending on experience

We are introducing a UK & European-trained sports physiotherapist to a private family whose principal residence is in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

The appointment is permanent and live-in, with annual leave.

Once in post, the clinician travels continuously with the family across several countries.

If you are based in Ireland, trained in the UK or Europe and ready to relocate, we would like to hear from you.

Hands-on care leads: soft tissue release and joint mobilisation, followed by assisted stretching.

Neuromuscular techniques and corrective exercise consolidate each treatment.

The aim is comfortable, efficient movement for principals with demanding, travelling lives.

Sessions take place in a private treatment room at the residence and wherever the family travels.

Requirements

Physiotherapy degree obtained in the UK or Europe, with current registration in the country where you trained.

Proven experience in sports physiotherapy, manual therapy and movement-based rehabilitation.

A background supporting elite athletes or high-profile clients will strengthen your application.

Confident with movement analysis, biomechanical assessment and corrective exercise.

Able to start within six weeks, relocate alone and travel with the family at short notice.

Fluent English and calm, discreet conduct; a strict NDA applies.

Eligibility rests on UK or European training, not on nationality.

A salary from £60,000 a year gross, depending on experience.

Flights and travel are always paid for by the family.

Accommodation is free of charge throughout the appointment.

Medical insurance is covered; professional indemnity insurance is not included.

A permanent post with annual leave.

The family arranges and pays for visas for international travel.

Time off and days off follow the family's diary, as is usual in private households.

The salary is agreed directly between the family and the clinician; each clinician should take advice from their own tax adviser on whether the income is taxable in their circumstances.

Live-in and single-status: the clinician relocates alone.

The family's diary sets the rhythm of the day, so total flexibility on hours and destinations is expected.