Harriet Scott

I cannot quite put into words how proud I am to be named Senior Women's International Player of the Year. I'm honoured to wear the jersey and couldn't ask for a better team to experience it with. Excited to see what the next year brings 😘🇮🇪 @FAIreland #FAIAwards

Happy birthday to former Blue, @HarrietAScott! 🎁

Footballers who live double lives🏥🩺 🏥Michelle Alozie is a Nigerian international who plays in the NWSL and balances her football career with work in the medical field off the pitch. 🩺Harriet Scott, an Irish international, completed her medical degree and now works full-time for the NHS. 🚑Nadia Nadim, a Danish international, studied medicine while playing and is now a fully qualified doctor. 🌊Phallon Tullis-Joyce, a goalkeeper and former marine biology student, is a certified deep-sea diver and marine biologist.

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@HarrietAScott is Keele’s Student of the Year. She balanced a demanding medical degree with a football career at Birmingham City and Ireland ⚽️🏥 Harriet also serves as an ambassador for the @BritishRedCross and @BritishHeartF Full exhibit here ➡️ bit.ly/3UTqeWn

Do you think Quinny misses, @HarrietAScott? 😆 We definitely do. 💙

Entering the 100 club. 👏 #OTD in 2023, @HarrietAScott made her 100th appearance for Blues. 💙

“I flew back from the World Cup and was really jet-lagged, then started as a doctor two days later which was absolutely exhausting! "It was a busy month but I’m glad I had it that way and didn’t have to find something (after retiring). I would've found that pretty difficult.”

First piece of 2024 here as I spoke to ex-Ireland defender Harriet Scott about her decision to retire from football to become a doctor in August. “I didn’t realise professional football was something women could do.” Piece below and in today’s paper 👇🏻 independent.ie/sport/soccer/i…

Less than a week after she returned from Australia, the newly qualified doctor was on duty in a respiratory ward in Liverpool, but this time there’ll be no double-jobbing, the 30-year-old having decided that it was time to retire from football. irishtimes.com/sport/soccer/2…

Harriet Scott interview: ‘Football is one of the best jobs in the world. So life will feel very odd without it’ irishtimes.com/sport/soccer/2…

@HarrietAScott will be stepping away from football to start work as a Doctor in the NHS. A star at underage level, 2017 WNT POTY and 24 senior caps. A true professional and a constant ray of sunshine in our team ☘️ Thanks for everything, Haz 💚 #COYGIG | #WeAreOne

112 appearances later... 🥹

2018 ➡️ 2023. A Blues legend, @HarrietAScott. 💙

Harriet Scott will be stepping away from football to become a Doctor in the NHS. Thank you for everything, H! 💙

For now, it’s time for me to take a step back from football and decompress. I will be starting work as a Doctor in the NHS and look forward to helping my patients. Thank you to everyone who has supported my journey over the last 5 years. H, x

I am proud that our flag flew high in Australia. Those moment signing Amhran Na Bhfiann in front of tens of thousands of Irish 10,000 miles away from home was phenomenal. This team will continue to try and inspire Irish hearts. Thank you for all your support, we heard you.☘️

Our @FIFAWWC journey 💚 #COYGIG | #OUTBELIEVE

Dear Ireland… Ní neart go cur le chéile 💚 #COYGIG | #OUTBELIEVE

Congratulations to our 2023 Student of the Year, @HarrietAScott ⚽🎓 Harriet should be graduating today, but she’s had to miss the ceremony – as she’s at the @FIFAWWC! The medical student has juggled her studies while playing for both @BCFCWomen and @IrelandFootball 👏