Clay joined CTSM physical therapy staff in March of 2019. Clay began his journey with physical therapy while attending Texas A&M. He was planning to join the Army when he began having back pain and underwent physical therapy. Since then, he changed his career plans to pursue physical therapy. Clay obtained his Doctorate of Physical Therapy at Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene, Texas in 2015. Clay enjoys working with a variety of sports related and orthopedic conditions, and has worked in chronic pain clinic and pediatrics before joining the CTSM staff. He is excited to work with you to achieve all of your movement and activity goals.

Dr. Daniel "Dan" Curnutt, originally from McKinney, TX, graduated from Texas A&M University and received his Bachelor of Science in Applied Exercise Physiology. He then earned his degree as a Doctor of Physical Therapy from the University of North Texas Health Science Center. He began his professional career in Houston. While at Houston Methodist, he was actively involved in the management and rehabilitation of athletes at the High School, college, and professional levels. His primary goal and motivation as a clinician is to positively influence the lives of patients he come in contact with on a daily basis. He is passionate about the opportunity, Physical Therapy and his skill set provides to patients, allowing them achieve personal goals that they thought were unachievable.

Kayce joined the CTSM physical therapy staff in January 2015. Kayce was a familiar face to CTSM as she was our patient when she was a high school athlete. During her junior year at Franklin High School, Kayce underwent surgery to repair her torn ACL, and as she received physical therapy, she became interested in becoming a physical therapist herself! Kayce is an outstanding softball player and played on the Baylor University Women's College World Series team in 2011.

Catalina joined the CTSM Physical therapy staff in October of 2021 after moving from Lubbock TX, where she worked 3 years, as a physical therapist. Born in Bogota, Colombia, but grew up in Winnipeg, Canada. She came to the United States to study at Texas A&M, where she played soccer on the women's D1 soccer team . She attended the Health Science Center in San Antonio for physical therapy and graduated in 2017. After obtaining her doctor's degree, she was accepted into an orthopedic residency program at Memorial Hermann in Houston. Following her Residency, she became a board-certified orthopedic clinical specialist, and is also a fellow of the American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapists.