
Storybook Capital of America
Downtown's storybook sculptures and the National Center for Children's Illustrated Literature.
Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Abilene is hiring occupational and physical therapists—relocation support included, so the move is one less thing to worry about. There's more to Abilene than you might think—keep reading to see what life in the Big Country is really like.
Search jobsAbilene is the hub of the Big Country, home to three universities, an Air Force base and a downtown that has spent the last decade reinventing itself. It’s known as the Storybook Capital of America, and bronze sculptures of children’s book characters line the streets downtown—the kind of small, unexpected detail that gives an ordinary downtown walk a little bit of magic.
The hospital is on Abilene’s south side, near the city’s newer neighborhoods and shopping, about 15 minutes from downtown and 15 minutes from Buffalo Gap.
Encompass Health is hiring occupational and physical therapists at five inpatient rehabilitation hospitals across West Texas. Get to know the others.
Our state-of-the-art hospital in Midland is dedicated to helping patients recover, rebuild and return home stronger. Join a collaborative team where your skills are valued and your impact is felt every day.
Shannon Rehabilitation Hospital brings inpatient rehabilitation to San Angelo and the Concho Valley. Occupational and physical therapists here work as one team with physicians and nurses to help patients regain independence and return home.
Rehabilitation Hospital of Amarillo opened in late 2025 with 50 private patient rooms and a spacious therapy gym built for advanced rehabilitation. Join a growing team of occupational and physical therapists serving the Texas Panhandle.
South Plains Rehabilitation Hospital is Lubbock's home for inpatient rehabilitation. Occupational and physical therapists here help patients across the South Plains recover, rebuild and return home stronger.

We are proud to offer occupational therapy and physical therapy relocation assistance. Packages vary by position. Fill out our form on this page to talk to a recruiter, and they will walk you through exactly what’s available for the role you’re considering.

Join Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Abilene, a 60-bed, CARF-accredited hospital serving the Big Country. As an occupational or physical therapist, you’ll combine advanced rehabilitation technology with real-world simulations to help patients regain independence, backed by 24/7 nursing care and a team of rehabilitation physicians, case managers and dietitians. Here, you’ll know your patients by name, work as one unit with the rest of the therapy team and see your expertise shape outcomes every day.
Yes. Relocation assistance is available for occupational and physical therapist roles at all five of our West Texas hospitals. Packages vary by hospital and position, so your recruiter will review the specific relocation support available for the role you’re interested in.
Unlike outpatient settings, inpatient rehab therapists at Encompass Health work with patients throughout every phase of their recovery—collaborating closely with nurses, physicians and other specialists to help patients regain independence. This team-based approach means our therapists build strong patient relationships and see the direct impact of their work on outcomes.
Encompass Health is hiring OTs and PTs at five inpatient rehabilitation hospitals in West Texas: Midland, San Angelo, Abilene, Amarillo and Lubbock. Learn more about each hospital in the Explore our other West Texas hospitals section on this page or fill out the form to connect to a recruiter.
A recruiter will review your information and reach out to talk through open roles in your preferred city, relocation support and next steps in the hiring process. Ready to apply now? You can also go straight to our career site and search for open roles that fit your skills.

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