Midtown/Industrial – Tulsa

Brady grew up in Elk City, Oklahoma . He made his way to Green Country via physical therapy school when he was accepted into the program at the University of Oklahom – Tulsa (OU-Tulsa) in 2010, graduating in 2013 with a Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree. He has worked with Redbud Physical Therapy since graduation, with a short hiatus of about a year in 2014-2015 that saw he and his wife living in the Pacific Northwest and the Southwest completing traveling physical therapy contracts in a variety of settings. They enjoyed spending time in different parts of the country and traveling, but they always knew Oklahoma was home and moved back at the end of 2015.

Brady enjoys treating clients with a wide variety of orthopedic conditions, including sports injuries (weekend warriors or student athletes), pre- and post-surgical patients, acute or chronic pain patients, and just about anyone in between. He has taken many continuing education courses related to evidence-based treatment of the spine and extremities with an emphasis in hands on manual therapy. In 2020 Brady obtained his Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS) certification, a specialist certification from the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties in Orthopaedic in Physical Therapy.

Brady and his lovely wife, Hannah, enjoy a variety of outdoor activities here in Tulsa and nearby areas. They live with their two dogs and cat. Brady has a deep appreciation for coffee and the Texas Rangers. Brady strives to create a friendly and welcoming environment in Midtown, Tulsa, to get patients back to living full and active lives!

Jaycee Weeks earned her Associates in Applied Science from Tulsa Community College.

Jaycee is most interested in treating total knee replacements.

In her free time, Jaycee enjoys spending time with friends and family, going to the gym, and taking her dog to the dog park.

Carly was born and raised in Stillwater, Oklahoma where she was active in competitive gymnastics as well as hurdling and sprint relays in track.  When she was beginning high school, her father suffered an incomplete spinal cord injury while boogie boarding in the ocean.  Watching his treatment, therapy, and recovery gave Carly a deep desire to pursue a career in physical therapy.     

In 2017, Carly graduated Phi Kappa Phi with her Bachelor of Science degree in Health Education and Promotion with an emphasis in Exercise and Health from Oklahoma State University. In college, Carly was an active member of the Chi Omega Sorority where she participated in leadership and community activities. In May 2020, she earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Southwest Baptist University in Bolivar, Missouri. While completing her clinical education, she discovered her passion for outpatient orthopedics, geriatrics, and neurological rehabilitation.    

In her free time, Carly enjoys working out, cooking, hiking, watching Oklahoma State University football and basketball, and spending time with friends and family.