Oklahoma City Southwest

Rory was raised in Harrah, Oklahoma and graduated from Harrah High School, playing baseball and running cross country throughout his high school years. In 2009, Rory started college at The University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma in Chickasha, Oklahoma. He studied biology, was heavily involved in campus activities and clubs, and earned the George Austin Award for Campus Leadership, in addition to many other awards and accolades. During this time, Rory also began working at PT Central in Chickasha, where he discovered his passion for physical therapy. He graduated from USAO in 2014 with a Bachelors of Science in Biology and Natural Science, and minored in Chemistry and Liberal Arts.

In 2015, Rory became one of the chosen few to join South College’s inaugural class for their Doctorate of Physical Therapy program. He was featured on the President’s and Dean’s honor rolls multiple quarters and graduated Magna Cum Laude in 2017. During his time at South College, Rory completed a rotation at Mercy Rehabilitation Hospital Oklahoma City. This experience allowed him to gain first-hand experience working with patients affected by multiple neurological conditions, including strokes, traumatic brain injuries and more. Rory will continue his education by completing a residency via Evidence in Motion with a focus in orthopedic conditions. He is a member of the APTA and OPTA.

Rory and his wife, Taylor, were married in 2014 after dating throughout high school and college. They then welcomed their son, Micah, in 2015. They currently reside in Moore with their two dogs, Teddy and R.J.. Rory and his family are passionate Thunder fans and enjoy as many home games as possible at the arena. On the weekends, you will find this family exploring the streets of Oklahoma City, enjoying time with family and friends, or spending time at a local golf course.

Dr. Jessica Kuwitzky was born and raised in Los Angeles, California. She and her family moved to Edmond, Oklahoma in 2006 to be closer to family. Growing up, she and her identical twin sister were competitive gymnasts in California as well as at Bart Connors Gymnastics Academy in Norman, OK. After 10 years of competitive gymnastics, Jessica took up varsity cheerleading and varsity pole vaulting for Edmond Memorial High School. She was an all-state athlete for track and field, and her team won the Oklahoma State Track and Field Championships in 2011. She was invited to Pole Vault at the University of Oklahoma but ultimately transferred her studies to Oklahoma State University to pursue sports medicine.

Jessica graduated from Oklahoma State University with a Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training. She then continued her studies at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center (OUHSC). Jessica served as class president all 3 years, and she was awarded the Alice Sowers and Jill Pittman Jones Scholarships for her leadership and dedication to service within the PT profession. She received a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree in 2019.

Jessica lives in Norman, Oklahoma with her husband, Chase, and miniature Goldendoodle, Addison. When not spoiling her puppy, Jessica enjoys staying active by running and teaching group fitness classes as a certified personal trainer. She has a passion for traveling, is addicted to Starbucks, and considers herself a donut aficionado. On the weekends, you can find her cheering on the OSU Cowboys.

Jessica’s interests are with female athletes and promoting fitness and wellness within the community. Her career goals include completing a residency program and becoming a Sports Clinical Specialist.

NaBeth grew up in Mississippi and completed her Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology at Mississippi College graduating with highest honors in 2014. She then moved to Georgia where she earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy from Augusta University in 2017. NaBeth has been serving patients in various settings in both Mississippi and Oklahoma and has fallen in love with the relationships and improvements in her patient’s lives she is able to create in the outpatient rehabilitation setting.

NaBeth participated in gymnastics since the age of three and was a competitive gymnast for 10 years. During this time, she spent a fair amount of time in physical therapy herself which is where she grew to love the profession. Returning to the sport she loved following an ACL repair in 2007 really demonstrated the impact physical therapy could have on a person’s life. NaBeth loves to assist athletes in a safe return to the sport of their choice after injury or surgery; however, she also has a great passion to help patients of all ages and assists in injury prevention as well. Whatever their injury or pain has prevented them from doing, NaBeth wants to help all her patients return to activities they love.

Following her competitive gymnastic years, NaBeth transitioned into competitive CrossFit where she continued her love for health and fitness. Although no longer a major player in the CrossFit world, she still has a passion for using her knowledge of functional fitness to improve the lives of her patients. When she is not at work she loves to work out and spend time with friends at the gym. NaBeth’s educational, personal, and professional history brings PTC Noble a wealth of knowledge to better provide services for our community and help you get back to doing the things you love!