Applied Sports Science Associate- Physiology || SAI

Applied Sports Science Associate (ASSA) Physiology

Role & responsibilities

• Assist in conducting physiological assessments and exercise testing of athletes.
• Monitor and record key physiological parameters to evaluate athlete fitness, performance, and adaptation to training.
• Assist in interpreting physiological assessment and exercise-testing results to identify performance-related insights.
• Support training-load monitoring and analysis to assist in optimizing athlete training programmes.
• Assist in developing individualized, evidence-based interventions in coordination with the multidisciplinary sports science team.
• Maintain accurate athlete physiological assessment records, databases, and monitoring reports.
• Support research activities related to exercise physiology, athlete performance, recovery, and training adaptation.
• Prepare assessment reports, data summaries, presentations, and performance insights for coaches and relevant stakeholders.

Support the implementation and continuous improvement of physiological monitoring and performance-assessment protocols

Preferred candidate profile

Experience

• 04 years of relevant professional experience.
• Experience in physiological assessment and monitoring of athletes.
• Knowledge of exercise testing and interpretation of physiological parameters.
• Understanding of training-load monitoring and athlete performance assessment.
• Familiarity with data collection, analysis, and interpretation related to exercise physiology.
• Experience working with multidisciplinary sports science teams.

Educational Qualification

Mandatory:

• Bachelors/ Master’s Degree in Medical Physiology, Human Physiology, Sports & Exercise Physiology, Life Sciences, or Biological Sciences from a recognized University/Institution.
• OR PG Diploma in Exercise Physiology from NSNIS, Patiala.

Desirable:

• Knowledge of physiological assessment, exercise testing, and athlete monitoring.
• Familiarity with physiological data analysis and evidence-based sports performance practices.