Rebound Physical Therapy Bend West

Courtney Odell, PT, DPT, WCS, PRPC

Director of Pelvic Health

Courtney Odell, PT, DPT, WCS, PRPC earned her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from California State University, Long Beach. She is a Board Certified Women’s Health Specialist (WCS) and Pelvic Rehabilitation Practitioner Certified (PRPC) who specializes in the field of Pelvic Health. Courtney obtained her undergraduate degree at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Arizona where she received a Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science. It was in graduate school that she learned about pelvic floor physical therapy and took courses at Herman and Wallace as a student and developed a passion for this specialty early on in her career.

Courtney enjoys treating and working with female and male patients with a variety of pelvic floor conditions. This led her to gain her advanced certifications and take multiple continuing education courses, including topics such as; Pelvic pain conditions, coccydynia, pregnancy and postpartum, and lumbar nerve neuralgias. She aims to bring awareness and provide a customized treatment plan for each patient and loves tailoring exercises to the patient’s needs and time considerations. She has a special interest helping people who have pain with intercourse, postpartum pain, incontinence, complex pain conditions (endo, painful bladder syndrome, etc), as well as pregnancy related pain. She feels that quality of life as well as intimacy in a relationship are important aspects that should be addressed in medical care.

Outside of the clinic, Courtney enjoys anything outdoors especially hiking or backpacking with her husband. She enjoys spending time with her dogs Moose and Winston, as well as gardening, running, eating good food, and spending time with family and friends.

Jen is from Barrington, RI and spent her whole life on the East Coast until moving to Bend in 2018. She earned her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Emory University in Atlanta, GA and has extensive clinical experience in pediatric and adult sports medicine.

After experiencing several season-ending knee injuries that started while playing collegiate varsity soccer, Jen has a particular passion for helping other athletes overcome their own injuries and return to the sports they love. She also enjoys treating female athletes and recreationally active individuals who have a strong commitment to return to their pre-injury level.

When she’s not treating patients in the clinic, you can find her running or hiking the trails and spending time with her husband and son. 

Lydia Pane, PT, DPT

Peter Mollo, PT, SCS, CSCS, ATC received his Master’s in Physical Therapy from the University of St. Augustine, Florida in 1997. With an impressive career as a Physical Therapist, Peter has vast experience within the field with expertise in orthopedics and sports medicine. Peter is Board Certified as a Sports Clinical Specialist (SCS) and holds national certifications in Strength & Conditioning (CSCS) and Athletic Training (ATC).

Before entering the field of physical therapy, Peter obtained a Master’s degree in Exercise Physiology and Fitness Management (MA) from New York University, and a Bachelor’s in Marketing & Communications from Florida Southern College. He began his healthcare career working in the fitness industry and subsequently corporate fitness and cardiac rehabilitation settings. Throughout his career, Peter has had the opportunity to work with professional, Olympic, and amateur athletes of all ages.

He uses a variety of manual therapy techniques, yoga, Pilates, aquatics, and advanced sport conditioning strategies to help his PT and private clients achieve optimal function, fitness, and/or sports performance. Peter and his wife, Tabitha, live in Bend and enjoy hiking with their dogs, biking, kayaking, and bird watching.

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Tony Dao, OTR/L, CHT is the Director of Rebound’s Hand Therapy program.  Tony has practiced as an occupational therapist since graduating from the University of Washington. He began his career working in acute care at Seattle’s Harborview Medical Center (HMC), the region’s only level 1 trauma center. He gained his initial experience treating patients in the general surgery/trauma, orthopedic and neuroscience services.

During this time Tony developed a deep passion for treating the upper extremity. He worked hard to attain the title of OT Clinical Specialist, which enabled him to mentor other clinicians in trauma care, including post-operative wound care and fabrication of custom orthoses/splints. His goal of transitioning to outpatient hand therapy was realized when he joined Integrated Rehabilitation Group (IRG) as the Director of Hand Therapy in 2005. During his 9 year tenure, IRG expanded to 8 hand therapy clinics with Tony as the clinical lead providing mentoring and education to their clinical staff, while maintaining strong relationships with local physicians and the community. Tony strives to continually sharpen his skills through continuing education courses.

He has attended hundreds of hours of classes in subjects including manual therapy and advanced splinting techniques. He has completed the coursework and is now eligible for manual therapy certification (COMT) from the International Academy of Orthopedic Medicine-US. Other schools of training he has attended and valued include the Mulligan Concept, Doctors Demystify, Seattle Center for Structural Medicine, Kinesio taping Association, and Orfit Splinting Workshops.

Tony and his wife, Rebecca, and their two children enjoy the Central Oregon community and make the most of the both snowy and sunny days. From skiing at Bachelor and the local Nordic trails, to fly fishing, trail running, playing golf, hiking and enjoying the outdoors; each day is a welcomed adventure!

Trevor Nannini, PT, DPT, CSCS

Trevor Nannini, PT, DPT, CSCS is a performance physical therapist specializing in post-operative rehab, return-to-sport progressions, and athlete development for overhead and rotational athletes. A former collegiate baseball player at George Fox University and a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, Trevor blends his athletic background with evidence-based rehab and training to help patients recover stronger and perform at a higher level.

Trevor treats patients at Rebound’s West clinic, where he focuses on helping athletes—from youth to adult—navigate recovery from injury, bridge the gap from rehab to performance, and build long-term resilience. His approach emphasizes full-body integration, movement quality, and sport-specific progressions.

Outside the clinic, Trevor stays engaged in the sports medicine community through continued education and by sharing evidence-based strategies that support recovery and performance. He is currently pursuing his Sports Clinical Specialist (SCS) certification to further deepen his expertise in athletic rehabilitation.

Trevor lives in Central Oregon with his wife and their daughter. When he’s not in the clinic, you’ll find him outdoors with his family, chasing birdies on the golf course, or exploring the region’s local brewery scene.