Geoff Scott
"New Zealander, Geoff Scott, has worked at Tottenham Hotspur since 2004, having previously worked at Fulham Football Club. Prior to working in football, he worked across sports such as Rugby and Rugby League and with individual Olympic athletes.
Geoff was one of the first responders in the pitch-side resuscitation of Fabrice Muamba in 2012, when he suffered an on-field cardiac arrest, a true medical emergency, in which both Bolton and Tottenham medical staff received huge recognition for their response, which was credited with saving Fabrice's life.
Geoff holds a Masters Degree in Orthopaedic Medicine and an MBA from Warwick University after completing a dissertation in injury predictability in footballers based on the data collected from thousands of football injuries, and has a clinical interest in using data-driven models to highlight susceptibility or prevent future injuries using objective data."
Geoff was one of the first responders in the pitch-side resuscitation of Fabrice Muamba in 2012, when he suffered an on-field cardiac arrest, a true medical emergency, in which both Bolton and Tottenham medical staff received huge recognition for their response, which was credited with saving Fabrice's life.
Geoff holds a Masters Degree in Orthopaedic Medicine and an MBA from Warwick University after completing a dissertation in injury predictability in footballers based on the data collected from thousands of football injuries, and has a clinical interest in using data-driven models to highlight susceptibility or prevent future injuries using objective data."
