CHINESE MEDICINE PRACTITIONER

THE JOB

Reporting to the Senior Chinese Medicine Coordinator, the Chinese Medicine Practitioner will be responsible for the following duties:

• Provide Chinese Medicine consultation, assessment, treatment and recovery services to HKSI scholarship athletes in accordance with professional standards and Institute policies;
• Collaborate closely with sports medicine professionals to deliver integrated athlete care, including injury management, rehabilitation, recovery, health optimization and performance support services;
• Develop a strong and genuine connection with performance support team members to foster collaboration, efficiencies and positive health and performance outcomes;
• Provide local and overseas clinical and on-field support for HKSI scholarship athletes;
• Liaise with coaches and other professionals in Sports Medicine Division (SMD) and Elite Training Science and Technology Development (ETSTD) team to support wellness, injury prevention, rehabilitation planning, return-to-training and injury management;
• Plan and conduct educational program, workshops and presentations related to Chinese Medicine, recovery strategies, injury prevention and athlete wellbeing for athletes, coaches, parents and other stakeholders;
• Participate in, coordinate and contribute to research related to Chinese Medicine and athlete health and performance;
• Maintain accurate clinical records, contribute to case management discussions and service quality improvement activities;
• Be familiar with HSKI Policies, Guidelines and regulations related to the medical profession, including but not limited to the most up-to-date Code of Professional Conduct for Registered Chinese Medicine Practitioners compiled by the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong;
• Perform any other duties as assigned by senior management.

THE REQUIREMENTS

• A Registered Chinese medicine practitioner of the Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong for more than 4 years;
• At minimum of 3 years' working experience in the prevention and treatment of sports injuries, specialized in Bone Setting and Acupuncture;
• Knowledge of World Anti-Doping Agency's (WADA) anti-doping regulations and experience are an advantage;
• Good communication and interpersonal skills;
• Good command of both written and spoken English; ability to speak Cantonese and Putonghua are an advantage;
• Able to work in irregular hours and travel overseas; and
• Awareness/ knowledge of Child Protection in sport and equal opportunity issues in the context of Hong Kong are mandatory.

APPLICATIONS

Please submit your application on or before31 August 2026.

Appointment will be on a fixed term contract. General information is available at the website http://www.hksi.org.hk.

Applicants who are not invited for interview within six months may consider their applications unsuccessful.

All applications will be treated in the strictest confidence. Data collected will be used for recruitment and other employment-related purposes only.

THE HKSI IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES EMPLOYER