Clinical director Work, Jobs in Merry Hill, Wmd (with Salaries)

Performance Wellbeing Lead
Wolverhampton Wanderers FC —Wolverhampton
- Full-time
- English
- Mentoring
- Communication skills
10d
Hospital Director
Priory —Walsall
- £65,000 a year
- Full-time
- Organisational skills
- Leadership
- Free parking
- Annual leave
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Neurodevelopmental Service Lead (Adult ASD Service)
Worcestershire Workforce —Redditch
- £62,321 - £69,500 a year
- Part-time
- Psychology
- In-person
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- Free parking
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Senior Clinical Lead (Mental Health Setting)
Women's Consortium —Birmingham
- Full-time
- Hybrid work
- Master's degree
- Supervising experience
- Case management
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Headteacher
Keys Children —Cannock
- £55,000 - £75,000 a year
- Full-time
- Leadership
- School
- Teaching
- Referral programme
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Operating Unit Director
Mitie —Dudley
- Full-time
- Continuous improvement
- Contracts
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UK Clinical Success Manager
Strolll —Stafford
- £45,000 - £50,000 a year
- Full-time
- Hybrid work
- Travel
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- Organisational skills
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Deputy Director of Nursing
The Dudley Group NHS Foundation Trust —Dudley
- £112,782 - £129,783 a year
- Full-time
- Driving
- Leadership
- Nursing
U18s Athletic Development Coach
Wolverhampton Wanderers FC —Wolverhampton
- Weekend availability
- Anatomy knowledge
- Microsoft Excel
- English
- Annual leave
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Non-Medical Prescriber
Change Grow Live —Stourbridge
- £47,792.23 - £53,329.99 a year
- Employee assistance programme
- Employee discount
Quality Improvement Manager - West Midlands
Exemplar Health Care Services Limited —Walsall
- £56,929 a year
- Temporary
- Nursing
- Analysis skills
- Travel
7d
Clinical Lead/ Deputy Manager
Active Care Group —Birmingham
- £70,000 - £80,000 a year
- Nursing
- Hospital
- Master's degree
- Employee assistance programme
- Referral programme
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7d
Operations Manager
Komplex Community —Stafford
- Call to connect
- Care plans
- Leadership
- Employee discount
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Associate Head of Healthcare - West Midlands - FT
Mountain Healthcare —Wednesbury
- £50,000 - £52,520 a year
- Full-time
- BLS Certification
- Travel
- Mentoring
- Annual leave
- Referral programme
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4d
Operations Director
Spire Healthcare —Birmingham
- Full-time
- Free parking
- Annual leave
1d
Regional Operations Manager Specialist Division
Midlands —Birmingham
- From £70,000 a year
- Full-time
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Divisional Clinical Lead
Barchester Healthcare —Birmingham
- £70,000 a year
- Leadership
- Hospital experience
- Referral programme
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4d
Clinical Negligence Solicitor
Eventus Recruitment Group —Brierley Hill
- £70,000 - £120,000 a year
- Hybrid work
- Business development
- Supervising experience
- Organisational skills
- Annual leave
Operations Manager - Complex Supported Living
Komplex Community —Stafford
- Call to connect
- Care plans
- Leadership
- Employee discount
Quick apply
Health & Safety Co-ordinator FTC
Spire Healthcare —Sutton Coldfield
- Part-time
- Free parking
- Annual leave

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Performance Wellbeing Lead

Wolverhampton Wanderers FC -
Wolverhampton

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Job details

Full-time
10 days ago

Qualifications

English
Mentoring
Communication skills

Full job description

JOB DESCRIPTION

JOB TITLE: Performance Wellbeing Lead
DEPARTMENT: Women and Girls
REPORTS TO: Head of Women and Girls
LOCATION: Sir Jack Hayward Training Ground
HOURS: 37.5
DATE: June 2026

We are Wolves. English football’s original innovators.

Formed in 1975 as Heathfield Rovers, initially as a West Midlands League second division club, they
later became Wolverhampton & Wednesbury Tube and then Wolverhampton Ladies before taking
the name Wolverhampton Wanderers in 1993. In the 1993/94 season they we were promoted to the
Premier League, which was then the top flight of Women’s football.

In 2008/09, the women and girls’ programme were taken on board by the Wolves community trust.
This support continued until the 2021/22 season, where the academy took control of the female
provision, ensuring the boys and girls alike are given opportunities to play at Wolves.

The 2019/20 season and 2020/21 season saw Wolves Women top of the table in both seasons, only
to have the leagues ended abruptly due to COVID. This prevented promotion to tier 3, however,
Wolves were successful in an ‘upwards movement’ initiative, allowing them to move into the FA
Women’s National League, Northern Premier Division.

Following a sustained period of progression, Wolves Women achieved promotion to WSL 2 after
winning Tier 3 and is firmly established as a leading side within the FA Women’s National League.
Building on a second-place league finish and a successful promotion campaign, the team now
competes in WSL 2, marking a significant step in its continued development. As the club advances,
the focus remains on competing at the highest level possible while providing a professional
environment that supports the ongoing growth and performance of both players and staff.

We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and
adults at risk. We expect all colleagues and volunteers to share this commitment. This means that
the post-holder is required to apply all relevant policies and uphold the Club’s commitment to
safeguarding children, young people and adults at risk

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Job purpose

The Performance Wellbeing Lead is responsible for leading and developing a holistic, evidence-based
wellbeing programme across the Professional Game Academy (PGA) and wider academy age groups.
The role ensures players receive high-quality, tailored support throughout their development, and
life beyond the game.

The role champions environments that prioritise wellbeing, empowerment, and long-term success,
with a strong focus on the specific needs of female athletes. Working collaboratively within a
multidisciplinary team, the post holder supports players through key transitions, prepares them for
future opportunities, and embeds a culture where wellbeing is integral to performance.

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Key responsibilities

Co-create and deliver Indivial Development Plans (IDPS), providing tailored, holistic support
across mental, physical, social, educational and financial wellbeing.

Support players through all career transitions (entry, progression, loans and exit), ensuring
continuity of care.

Facilitate leadership, mentoring, career planning, and life skills while encouraging education
beyond football.

Identify wellbeing risks, maintain accurate records, and refer players to appropriate services
(e.g., mental health, safeguarding, clinical).

Lead on onboarding/exit and relocation support.
Design, implement and evaluate and evidence-based performance and wellbeing strategy

aligned to FA standards and a clear development philosophy.
Champion a positive, reflective culture that embeds wellbeing into daily practice, including

advocating for gender-sensitive approaches and the women’s game.
Work collaboratively with MDT staff, parents/carers, First Team, and external partners;

ensure player and parent voice (only if player is a minor) informs practice.
Ensure compliance with FA, safeguarding and audit standards while maintaining CPD, staying

research-informed, and driving continuous improvement.
Responsible for developing appropriate risk assessments in compliance with health and

safety and sexual harassment legislation and ensuring regular evaluations of any risk
mitigation strategies.

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General responsibilities

Compliance with Club policies
Compliance with the Club’s health and safety procedures
Compliance with the Club’s safeguarding policies
To promote the Club’s values
To work consistently to embed equality & diversity into the Club
To undertake such other duties as may be reasonably expected
To maintain professional conduct at all times

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Safeguarding

We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and adults
at risk. We expect all those associated with WWFC to share this commitment. This means that the
post-holder is required to apply all relevant policies and uphold the Club’s commitment to
safeguarding children, young people and adults at risk.

Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion

The post holder will demonstrate a strong commitment to equality, diversity, and inclusion,
supporting the organisation’s strategic aims to remove barriers and address inequality. You will play
an active role in promoting an inclusive, discrimination-free environment that ensures fair access to
opportunities and resources. This includes fostering a culture of dignity, respect, and belonging
where everyone is empowered to contribute, perform, and reach their full potential.

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Key relationships

Head of Player Care
Head of Safeguarding
Safeguarding Senior Manager
Assistant Director of Performance
Head of Women and Girls
Women’s First Team Coach
Coaching Team
Academy Operations Manager
Girls and Women Operations Lead

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Scope of Job

The Performance Wellbeing Lead is responsible for leading and delivering a holistic, evidence-based
wellbeing programme across the Women’s pathway ensuring players are supported to thrive both
on and off the pitch. The role focuses on integrating wellbeing into every aspect of the player
development pathway, with particular attention to the needs of female aspects.

Working collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team, the post holder provides tailored support
through Indivial Development Plans (IDPs), supports players through key transitions, and promotes
personal growth, education, and life skills. The role ensures continuity of care across all
environments, including players on loan or dual registration, whilst maintaining strong relationships
with players, parents, staff and external partners.

A key part of the role is shaping a positive, reflective culture where wellbeing is prioritised,
measurable and aligned with FA standards. The Performance Wellbeing Lead also ensures
safeguarding, compliance, and governance requirements are met, while advocating for gender-
sensitive approaches and the ongoing development of the women’s game.

Through strong leadership, collaboration, and continuous professional development, the role drives
a high-quality wellbeing programme that prepares players for long-term success in football and
beyond.

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PERSON SPECIFICATION

Job Title: Performance Wellbeing Lead

Knowledge: the level and breadth of knowledge to do the job e.g. understanding of a defined system,
method or procedure, legal or regulatory frameworks etc

Essential

Proven experience in wellbeing, player care, pastoral support, or performance lifestyle within a

high-performance or elite sporting environment

Experience supporting athlete transitions and holistic development (entry, progression, exit)

Experience working with, or strong understanding of, female athletes and their specific changes

Knowledge & Expertise

Strong understanding of holistic athlete wellbeing (mental, physical, social, educational)

Knowledge of FA standards, safeguarding, and welfare best practice

Awareness of female athlete health and wellbeing considerations

Key Skills

Ability to build trusted relationships with players, parents, and staff

Strong communication, mentoring and 1:1 support skills

Ability to work effectively within a multidisciplinary team

Skilled in identifying risks and making appropriate referrals

Professional Practice

Ability to design and deliver evidence-based wellbeing programmes

Commitment to maintaining accurate, confidential records

Strong reflective practice and commitment to Continuous Professional Development (CPD)

Values & Approach

An understanding of Safeguarding children, young people and adults at risk

Knowledge of Safeguarding legislation, policies and procedures (including reporting platforms

and/or requirements)

Wellbeing knowledge in relation to support children, young people and adults at risk

Passion for supporting the women’s game and gender-sensitive practice

Ability to promote a positive, inclusive, and player-centred culture

Qualifications: the level of educational, professional and/or occupational training required

Essential

Degree (or equivalent) in a relevant field (e.g., Sport Science, Phycology, Wellbeing, Counselling,

Education)

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Post-holder must hold or obtain at the earliest opportunity and maintain the relevant Safeguarding

training (i.e. FA Safeguarding Children Workshop)

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Neurodevelopmental Service Lead (Adult ASD Service)

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