Chickasha

Andrew was born and raised in Flower Mound, Texas; a city within the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. He grew up with one younger brother and sister. He attended Flower Mound High School where he was the lead drum major for the school’s marching band. Andrew also played the alto saxophone throughout his high school years and carried this passion through two undergraduate years as a member of the University of Oklahoma’s Pride of Oklahoma Marching Band.

During his sophomore year in college, Andrew experienced a shoulder injury requiring extensive physical therapy. This event, along with the caring effort of his physical therapist, lead Andrew to change his career path towards the pursuance of a degree in physical therapy.

Andrew graduated with distinction from the University of Oklahoma in 2009 with a Bachelor’s degree in Health Studies. Aside from being a part of the marching band, he participated in campus and community activities including OU’s Big Event, an annual student volunteer-driven community service project. He also was an active member of the Student Physical Therapy Association and volunteered regularly at his local church. Andrew was among the first class from the University of Oklahoma to graduate with a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in 2011. He is currently an active member of the American Physical Therapy Association and the Oklahoma Physical Therapy Association.

Andrew’s interests include manual therapy, spinal manipulation, orthopedics and sports rehabilitation, and the management of spinal dysfunctions. Due to his passion for manual orthopedic physical therapy, he completed EIM’s orthopedic residency program in December of 2013. Completion of this program allowed Andrew adequate preparation to sit for the Orthopedic Specialty certification examination, and he is now an Orthopedic Certified Specialist (OCS).

He married his high school sweetheart in November 2010 and now resides in Oklahoma City where he and his wife are excited to enjoy the comforts of their first home. Soon after moving to his new home, he adopted a Golden Retriever who, at times, is a little on the crazy side..but is still the best dog in the world. Andrew’s wife, Maria, pursues a rewarding career as a speech-language pathologist. When not at work, he loves spending time with his wife, reading for pleasure, traveling, exercising, and snow skiing. He loves fitness in general and running outside when Oklahoma weather allows it. Andrew also enjoys providing medical and physical therapy services within in the community by volunteering at sporting events such as the Endeavor Games, a nationally recognized competition between athletes with various physical disabilities.

Robyn grew up in Mustang, OK with one older brother and fantastic parents. She graduated from Mustang and moved to Verden, OK with her family, where she attended the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma for undergraduate studies in Natural Sciences and Psychology. Robyn graduated from the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center with a Masters degree in Physical Therapy. Robyn initially began her career in the acute care setting, taking special interest in wound care, post surgical orthopedic and neuro patient care.

Since that time, Robyn has managed an outpatient clinic where she developed a passion for orthopedic/sports medicine with emphasis in upper extremity, particularly in the throwing athlete. Among many other areas of interest are also pediatrics, hand injuries, lumbosacral dysfunction, and gait/balance disorders.

Robyn lives south of the metro with her husband, two sons, and their very large dog. In her spare time, Robyn enjoys cooking, Crossfit, and watching her children play little league sports. She also spends much of her time watching college baseball and football, and spending time with her family and friends.

Tiffany has a longstanding passion for using Physical Therapy to aid those in need, making her an excellent addition to the PT Central team. She began her college career at the University of Oklahoma, eventually going on to complete her PTA at Oklahoma City Community College. Tiffany also served as a volunteer at a nonprofit neurological rehabilitation clinic in Oklahoma City, and was actively involved in the Buddy Walk for Down Syndrome Awareness, furthering her passion for helping children with disabilities.

A 2006 AAS graduate, Tiffany now has over a decade of experience working in primarily outpatient settings with some time spent in skilled rehabilitation and long-term care. She has a wide range of medical interests, including sports injuries, orthopaedics, post-operative rehabilitation, pediatrics, and aquatic therapy. She received her physical therapist assistant specialty certification in orthopaedics through the Evidence in Motion Institute of Health Professions in December 2019.

When she’s not treating patients, Tiffany spends time with her husband, two sons, three horses, and sheltie in South Chickasha. She also practices jiu-jitsu and loves paddle boarding on the rivers and lakes in Oklahoma.

Tate was raised with his older brother in Tuttle, Oklahoma. He attended Tuttle High school, where he was active in multiple sports including football, basketball, track, and golf. After graduation, Tate attended Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford, Oklahoma. While there, he was active in the Student Government Association for four years and was a part of the Presidents Leadership Class. Tate received his Bachelor’s of Science in Health Sciences with honors, as well as his Associate of Applied Science in Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA).

Tate’s interest in therapy began in high school following injuries to family and teammates, and it continued to grow as he became enamored with human anatomy, working three semesters as a human anatomy lab assistant. His interest in therapy includes manual therapy, orthopedics, and sports medicine, and he is looking forward to growing in all areas of physical therapy.

In his spare time, Tate enjoys spending time outdoors in any way he can. He enjoys hunting, fishing, hiking, camping, and snow skiing. Tate also enjoys being active in the local church and going on mission trips that have taken him to many places. These include trips to Haiti and Dominican Republic, where he served rural communities in the schools and orphanages, providing meals, clothing, and love to the local people.