Caleb Brown graduated with his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Southwest Baptist University in 2013 and received his Oklahoma board licensure soon after graduation.

While an undergraduate at the University of Oklahoma with a special interest in exercise and conditioning, he became a certified personal trainer through the National Strength and Conditioning Association in 2007.

Caleb enjoys working with patients of all demographics with emphasis on orthopedics and functional movement dysfunctions.

Jonathan Willey became a board certified Physical Therapist Assistant in 2006.

Since this time he has worked primarily in the outpatient orthopedic setting, focusing on spinal conditions, decreased tissue mobility, pre-operative and post-operative rehabilitation, gait deficits, and balance disorders.

He has received extensive training in many treatment techniques, including Postural Restoration© and Movement Impairment Systems. Prior to becoming a Physical Therapist Assistant he graduated from Oklahoma State University.

Claire McInerney graduated with a Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2014 with a minor in Spanish from Saint Louis University. She became certified in manual therapy in 2017 and has undergone additional training in spinal manipulation and trigger point dry needling.

She is currently completing an orthopaedic residency through Evidence in Motion to expand her expertise in treating all orthopaedic conditions including chronic pain. This residency will culminate with the opportunity to sit for the Board of Physical Therapy Specialties Orthopaedic Clinical Specialist examination in Spring 2018.

Claire uses her clinical and educational knowledge to help the underserved Spanish-speaking community in the Tulsa area.

Eric Krebs graduated from Tulsa Community College and became a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant in 2013. Prior to attending Tulsa Community College he received his Bachelor’s of Science in Health and Human Performance at Northeastern State University.

Eric has a passion for the outpatient orthopedic setting and always strives to deliver the utmost in patient care. Eric has previous experience working as a therapy technician, group exercise instructor, and fitness specialist.

Through his prior experience he has been able to work with a variety of people from all ages to help them achieve their goals.

Ian Blake graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a Master of Physical Therapy in 2004. In 2007 he became one of only 25 board certified orthopaedic specialists in the state of Oklahoma. Prior to becoming a Physical Therapist, Ian practiced as a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant in the area of orthopaedics for 5 years.

Ian specializes in all areas of orthopaedics, including spinal dysfunction, post-operative rehabilitation, sports rehabilitation, orthotic fabrication, work-related injury, and degenerative joint disease.

He is trained in a variety of techniques including soft tissue mobilization, specialized exercise prescription for treatment of movement impairments, Postural Restoration©, and the Graston Technique©.

Ian has also completed advanced clinical training in the use of high speed video to diagnose movement dysfunction and to determine readiness for return to sport. This technology is also used to assess running form and sports-related movements that are causing pain.

He teaches running clinics for all skill levels and has been a clinical instructor for the University of Oklahoma, Tulsa Community College, and Texas Women’s University. He is an active member of the Oklahoma Physical Therapy Association and the American Physical Therapy Association.