San Antonio – Alamo Heights

Beth DeVos is the Clinic Director of the San Antonio – Alamo Heights location.

Beth graduated from Trinity University with a BS in Business Administration and worked as a federal contractor for several years before answering the call to pursue a career in physical therapy. Beth was part of the inaugural South College DPT program and graduated with honors in June 2017. Beth began her physical therapy career as the first Coverage Therapist for the TexPTS south market team. Beth is now the lead therapist at our new clinic in Alamo Heights.

Beth helped open The Tribe Strength and Conditioning in 2015 and continues to coach group fitness classes with a focus on Olympic weightlifting. Beth loves blending her passion for fitness with the science of physical therapy and has a unique point of view for both training and recovery.

When she’s not working or coaching, you can find Beth with her husband Brett and three fur babies Eva, Dixie, and Bean. She enjoys traveling and going on adventures with her family and friends. Beth believes that “Every Day is a Win” and she aims to live out this mantra daily.

Originally from Hendersonville, North Carolina, Tori graduated from East Carolina University with her bachelor’s degree in Exercise Physiology while working as an exercise physiologist performing stress testing. After graduating from ECU, Tori decided to pursue her dream of becoming a physical therapist and attended South College’s Doctor of Physical Therapy program, graduating magna cum laude.

Tori has a passion for working with orthopedic patients of all ages. She has a desire to continue her education and is currently working on her Manual Therapy Certification and becoming Board Certified in Orthopedics.

When she’s not in the clinic, you can find Tori usually at the gym lifting weights or trying out a new restaurant she found on Instagram in San Antonio. She also loves to be outdoors and misses hiking in North Carolina, but there’s no place like Texas!

Jamie graduated from the University of Texas of the Permian Basin with a bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology. After completing her undergraduate degree, she worked as an Ergonomic Analyst for Toyota Manufacturing until she earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy from South College in 2018.

As someone with a passionate interest in ergonomics, Jamie believes that patients should be able to live their best life at any age, no matter the injury or disability – and she wants to empower others through movement. She is also vested in giving back, currently doing so by serving as a Program Director for Kinetic Kids, a non-profit that helps children with special needs achieve new possibilities through fostering the development of courage, self-esteem, pride, and joy.

Outside of the clinic, Jamie prioritizes quality time with her loved ones and three adorable fur babies. She lives by the slogan, “A day without laughter is a day wasted,” and anyone who knows her can testify those are words she lives by. She also enjoys traveling, car karaoke, and being a food enthusiast!

Originally from the small farming community of Hobson, Texas, Clayton comes to TexPTS with a Cum Laude Bachelor’s degree in Applied Exercise Physiology from Texas A&M University and his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the University of Texas Health Science Center. Since obtaining his doctorate, Clayton has also received his certification in orthopedic manual therapy and aspires to become board-certified in sports and orthopedics.

Professionally, Clayton’s interests include advanced manual and soft tissue therapies, as well as taking an active role in the recovery and rehabilitation of his patients. He believes in the therapeutic power of movement and making sure his patients break a sweat.

True to his upbringing, Dr. Labus loves spending time outdoors, whether it takes the form of hunting, fishing, exercising, or working on his family’s ranch. Clayton is also an avid Texas A&M football fan and enjoys spending time listening to live music or hanging out with his family and friends.