Dr Paulina Kloskowska is a Consultant Physiotherapist at Marylebone Health Group in London, specialising in sports injuries and complex hip, groin, pelvis and lower-limb presentations, with a particular focus on women in sport. She has over 15 years of clinical experience working with athletes across recreational, elite and Olympic-level sport, supporting female athletes through complex rehabilitation, persistent pain, injury recovery and return to sport. Her clinical work integrates sports medicine, biomechanics and contemporary evidence to support effective, individualised rehabilitation and injury prevention.
Paulina completed her PhD at Queen Mary University of London, investigating the biomechanical characteristics of groin pain in athletes, followed by post-doctoral research in gait biomechanics and movement quality. She has worked clinically and academically across football, rugby, hockey, boxing and winter sport, and has presented her research internationally. Her research and clinical interests increasingly focus on understanding the specific needs of female athletes and developing approaches to assessment, rehabilitation and injury prevention that reflect the realities of women in sport.
Dr Kloskowska is a Visiting Lecturer at King’s College London and a Research Consultant to the Polish Football Association, where her work focuses on women’s sport, injury prevention and translating research into real-world sporting environments. Her current work aims to support the development of more equitable approaches to health, rehabilitation and performance, helping to create sporting environments in which women and female athletes can participate, perform and recover safely and sustainably.
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