ARE YOU…?
- Passionate about supporting athletes on their performance journey
- Highly motivated to create physical change that impacts performance
- Comfortable and confident working in an embedded SSSM team, with a high challenge-high support team value
- Able to work aligned to a shared discipline strategy whilst contributing to the on-going development of evidence based, best practice
- Able to work autonomously, using one’s own initiative, be comfortable working in an agile/adaptable way
- A personal desire to develop one’s own practice and thrive in the high-performance environment
KEY RESPONSIBILITITES
- Working with sailors, coaches, and interdisciplinary team to support the delivery of physiological services in line with the Physical component of the Boat speed strategy.
- Deliver laboratory and field based physiological testing and monitoring of targeted areas of athlete development, as identified by class strategy or sailor’s medal winning plan, in conjunction with the Senior Physiologist/Training science lead.
- Programme and deliver physiology based training programmes to create identified physical adaptation, working with the Senior Physiologist/Training science lead and Strength & Conditioning Coaches.
The full job description can be found below (embedded in the vacancy template online)
Does this sound like you? … If the answer is yes then we can’t wait to hear from you.
Application process below:
1 – Submit your CV and covering letter via the EIS application process
- In your covering letter please tell us about what you most enjoy about physiology and how this would benefit the British Sailing Team SSSM team
2 – Submit a video (via We Transfer to bookings.bath@eis2win.co.uk) that is no more than 3 mins long.
- Describing your experience of working with an athlete(s)/coach(s) where you designed and delivered a physiological programme or intervention that supported and or improved performance. How did you go about doing this, and what was the key things you learnt about during this experience.
Our Company
The EIS delivers outstanding support that enables sports and athletes to excel.
Since 2002, and over the last four Olympic and Paralympic cycles, the EIS has evolved quietly and effectively into an organisation consistently performing at a world-leading level, contributing to over 1,000 British Olympic and Paralympic medals.
