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Meet the team
Jamie Barrington BSc (Hons), GSR
SPORTS & INJURY REHABILITATION
Jamie graduated from the University of Hull in the summer of 2009 with a BSc Honours degree in Sports Rehabilitation.
During his 3 years of study, he worked alongside some of the region’s top sports
clubs including Super League giants Hull FC’s 1st team, Premier Leagues Hull City
AFC Academy, and Championship Side Scunthorpe United 1st team. He also worked amongst
other semi-
In addition to working in the team environments, Jamie has also supported numerous
charity and race events including the Humber Half marathon, The Leeds Jane Tomlinson
10k, The British Deaf Badminton trials, and the national Fire-
Since graduating, Jamie took up the role as 1st team Masseur for Super Leagues Hull FC, working alongside head physiotherapist Simon Pope. He also heads up the medical team for Hullensians RUFC & Hull Lacrosse Club along with colleague Kayleigh Warsop.
Jamie’s role, is to not only assess an injury and treat, but to rehabilitate, which is a huge area of the Health service that is undervalued in the public sector, with his aim to not only return his patients body part back to the way they were pre injury, but to condition the whole body and its functional movements to prevent the injury from reoccurring.
His interests lie in lower limb biomechanics, more specifically the effects of footwear and different ground surfaces to the alteration of the foot, knee and hip mechanics, whilst also having a keen interest in preventative rehabilitation protocols in contact sports.
Away from the treatment room and books, Jamie enjoys cooking good natural food, scuba diving, seeing the world as well as spending time with family and friends.
Kayleigh Warsop BSc (Hons), GSR
SPORTS & INJURY REHABILITATOR
Having started within the injury field back in 2002 studying Sports Therapy at South Nottingham College, Kayleigh found her desire and passion only to increase year upon year.
Following this Kayleigh went on to study a BSc (Hons) in Sports Rehabilitation at the University of Hull. Whilst at University Kayleigh worked amongst some of the region’s most respected medical staff at many top performing sports clubs including Hull Kingston Rovers, Hull City AFC Centre of Excellence, East Ridings Women’s Football Club, Hull R.U.F.C., Dewsbury Rams, Doncaster Knights, GB Kayaking team, and the Yorkshire Athletics open.
Upon graduating Kayleigh was offered a post with Northern Counties East League side,
Gedling Town F.C, heading up the clubs medical department. Her role at the club was
extensive, from providing pitchside support, developing pre-
Whilst working for Gedling Town Kayleigh took up the post as a Physiotherapy Assistant within the Trauma and Orthopaedics unit at the Derbyshire Royal Infirmary. Here she dealt with injuries varying from car crash trauma victims to general falls along with the routine hip and knee replacements.
Kayleigh’s role, is to not only assess an injury and treat, but to rehabilitate, which is a huge area of the Health service that is undervalued in the public sector, with her aim to not only return her patients body part back to the way they were pre injury, but to condition the whole body and its functional movements to prevent it from reoccurring.
Kayleigh’s interests lie in the areas of acute trauma patients, the physiological differences at the knee during varying function, and the psychological effects of injury.
Away from the treatment room Kayleigh is a keen Traveller, and enjoys reading and anything to do with the outdoors.
