Sports physiotherapist

Company Description Kinesphere Wellness is India's first movement-focused performance center and physiotherapy hub, dedicated to bridging the gaps between rehabilitation, training, and prevention. Based in Bengaluru and serving people from all walks of life, Kinesphere provides science-backed, long-term care rather than quick, symptom-focused fixes. The team works with athletes, office professionals, older adults, and fitness enthusiasts, offering personalized assessments that recognize every body moves differently. With advanced movement labs, sports-science-driven training, and transparent performance tracking, Kinesphere helps individuals not only recover from injury but also move better for life.

Role Description The Sports Physiotherapist role is a full-time. Day-to-day responsibilities include assessing athletes and active individuals, designing and implementing evidence-based rehabilitation and performance programs, and conducting movement screenings and functional assessments. The role involves coordinating with trainers and other professionals to create integrated care plans, monitoring progress through measurable performance metrics, and adjusting treatment plans as needed. The Sports Physiotherapist will educate clients on injury prevention, safe training practices, and long-term movement health, while maintaining accurate clinical documentation and participating in ongoing professional development.

Qualifications

• Clinical physiotherapy skills: strong knowledge of musculoskeletal assessment, sports injury management, manual therapy, and exercise-based rehabilitation.
• Performance and movement skills: experience with functional movement analysis, strength and conditioning principles, and sports-science-driven training for athletes and active populations.
• Communication and collaboration: ability to explain complex concepts clearly, build trust with diverse clients, and work effectively within a multidisciplinary team.
• Professional standards: commitment to evidence-based practice, ethical patient care, accurate record-keeping, and continuous learning.
• Education: Bachelor's or Master's degree in Physiotherapy (Sports or Orthopedic specialization preferred); relevant certifications in sports physiotherapy, strength and conditioning, or rehabilitation are an advantage.
• Additional assets: experience working with athletes or performance centers, familiarity with movement labs or assessment technology, and comfort with hybrid work arrangements.