ProfessorTrudy Rebbeck
Professor of Allied Health (Northern Sydney Local Health District)
Faculty of Medicine and Health
- Professor of Allied Health (Northern Sydney Local Health District)Faculty of Medicine and Health
BIO
Professor Trudy Rebbeck is a clinician-researcher with dual roles. Role 1: Conjoint Professor of Allied Health and Professor of Clinical Translation in Allied Health, Sydney School of Health Sciences, and John Walsh Centre for Rehabilitation Research (Kolling Institute), Faculty of Medicine and Health, University of Sydney and Northern Sydney Local Health District. Here I lead a programme of research engaging over 40 clinical partners to develop and implement models of care for whiplash, musculoskeletal and traumatic conditions. At NSLHD I lead a strategy to build reserach capacity for allied health clinicians. Current additional appointments include Implementation Science Academy Fellow (Sydney Health Partners).
Role 2: Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist and Educator, Australian Specialist Physiotherapy Education. I provide complex musculoskeletal physiotherapy assessments and reviews for primarily traumatic musculoskeletal disorders including whiplash, neck pain, headache, dizziness, concussion and low back pain. I also run an international educational programme in this area (Appendix 2). I am also appointed as a Medical Assessor and am one of only two allied-health professionals appointed to the Medical Review Panel for the State Insurance Regulatory Authority (SIRA) of NSW.
THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY APPOINTMENTS
- Conjoint Professor of Allied HealthThe University of Sydney, Faculty of Medicine and Health, Sydney, Australia1 Oct 2023 - present
- Professor of Clinical Translation in Allied HealthThe University of Sydney, Faculty of Medicine and Health, Sydney, Australia1 Jan 2023 - present
NON-ACADEMIC POSITIONS
- Specialist Musculoskeletal PhysiotherapistAustralian Specialist Physiotherapy Education and Consulting, Sydney, Australia1 Jan 2009 - present
CERTIFICATIONS
- PhDThe University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia1 Dec 2007 - present
- FACPAustralian College of Physiotherapists, Australia1 Jun 2007 - presentFellow of the Australian College of Physiotherapists
- MAppScThe University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia1 Dec 1995 - presentMaster of Applied Science in Manipulative (Musculoskeletal) Physiotherapy
- BAppScUniversity of South Australia, Adelaide, Australia1 Jun 1988 - presentBachelor of Applied Science in Physiotherapy
LANGUAGES
- GermanCan read and speak
- MalayCan read, speak and understand
SCHOOL
- School of Health Sciences
AVAILABILITY
- Mentoring
- Research collaboration
- Conference as a panellist or speaker
- Research supervision