Locations

Jason Harloff, PT, MSPT

Regional Director

Cary, NC| Raleigh, NC| Rolesville, NC|

Jason stems from an athletic training background having treated the full spectrum of athletes. As a physical therapist he has developed several areas of expertise in treating patients with multiple conditions. Jason directs the aquatic physical therapy program and enjoys teaching courses in aquatic physical therapy both to fellow professionals and at the University level.

Jason enjoys his role of mentoring the Cary therapists and takes pride in recommending which therapists are best to see some of the complex patients that are referred to the practice. He equally enjoys his various roles with the professional association for physical therapy in order to help advance the profession with respect to advocacy and best practice.

Andrew McCauley, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist

Cary, NC|

Andrew is a compassionate and knowledgeable Physical Therapist who graduated with his Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2015 from D’youville College after obtaining a Bachelor’s degree in Biology from SUNY Cortland in 2011. He has experience working with a diverse population of patients as he spent 3 years as a travel PT working across the United States until finding a love for the state of North Carolina and Sports and More PT. He enjoys working with patients of all ages and diagnoses and has a passion for helping people obtain goals that are meaningful to the patient and to improving their daily lives. His goal is to improve the lives of his patients through manual techniques, therapeutic exercise, and patient education.

Certifications

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Catherine Johnston, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist

Cary, NC|

Catherine “CJ” Johnston graduated with a Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Murphy Deming College of Health Sciences (Fishersville, VA) and is also a proud East Carolina University alumni with an undergraduate degree in Exercise Physiology. She has a strong passion for holistic, patient-centered care that optimizes movement for her patients to achieve their greatest level of function. She has previous experience working with adolescents and adults with special needs through the Autism society of NC, as well with as adults requiring work-specific strength and vocational training at Wilson Workforce & Rehabilitation Center. When she is not working hard at Sports & More PT she enjoys hiking with her dog Gunney, fishing, reading, and playing golf.

Jacob Unger, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist

Cary, NC|

Jacob majored in exercise science at Valparaiso University in NW Indiana for his undergraduate schooling. He then attended Duke University where he earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree. Jacob enjoys working with patients of all ages and has a passion for optimizing performance whether it be on the playing field or in everyday life. One of his favorite things about physical therapy is being able to help patients take control of their rehabilitation using a combination of manual and exercise-based treatments as they increase their function and achieve their goals. Jacob has ten siblings and grew up in Appleton, Wisconsin before moving to Apex, North Carolina with his family in 2008. He enjoys playing and watching soccer and other sports in addition to spending time with his family and friends.

Kyle Davidson, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist

Cary, NC|

Kyle graduated from Oakland University in Auburn Hills, Michigan with a Clinical Doctorate Degree in Physical therapy. He also received his Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training from Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio where he worked with a variety of division-1 collegiate sports teams. He relocated to North Carolina from Michigan in 2012. In 2015, he became a Sports Clinical Specialist (SCS) through the APTA. Also in 2015, he began utilizing functional dry needling to treat dysfunctional soft tissue. He has attended Maitland manual therapy continuing education courses focusing on hands-on spinal mobilization and assessment. He believes in providing education to promote independence and to empower his patients to affect their outcome.