Meet Owner and Physical Therapist Thomas G. Mulvey, MS, PT, MBA
Thomas G. Mulvey is the founder and owner of Athletex Physical Therapy, serving patients at both the Orland Park and Oak Lawn clinics. A native of Chicago’s South Side, Thomas graduated from Hubbard High School before earning a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of Illinois at Chicago, a Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy from Northwestern University, and a Master of Science in Physical Therapy and Exercise Physiology from the University of Illinois at Chicago. He later earned an MBA in Healthcare Finance from St. Xavier University to combine his clinical expertise with business leadership.
With 39 years of experience in physical therapy and over three decades at Athletex, Thomas has dedicated his career to orthopedic physical therapy and preventative injury training. He is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association Orthopedic and Private Practice Sections and the Illinois Physical Therapy Association, reflecting his commitment to professional development and advancing the field of physical therapy.
Thomas’s passion for physical therapy began during high school and early college, spending countless hours observing patient care and discovering the impact of hands-on treatment. He believes physical therapy is inherently a “hands-on” healthcare specialty, where evaluating and feeling the area of injury provides insights that diagnostic tests alone cannot. His approach empowers patients, helping them feel understood, involved, and confident in their recovery.
Throughout his career, Thomas has emphasized individualized, patient-centered care, balancing clinical expertise with empathy and compassion. At Athletex, he continues to champion a hands-on, comprehensive approach, ensuring that every patient receives personalized evaluation, treatment, and guidance to restore function, prevent injury, and maintain long-term wellness.
Staff Physical Therapists
Siobhan Mulvey McGuire
Physical Therapist – Orland Park
Siobhan Mulvey McGuire is a dedicated physical therapist at Athletex’s Orland Park clinic, where she has been treating patients for five years. Born and raised in Orland Park, she earned both her Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Physiology (with a minor in Spanish) and her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Marquette University.
With more than seven years of clinical experience, Siobhan specializes in vestibular physical therapy, older adult management (ICE certified), injury prevention, post-operative rehabilitation, and functional fitness and wellness.
Her passion for physical therapy began in high school while working as an aide at Athletex. Combined with her background in competitive soccer, basketball, and Irish dance, she developed a strong interest in how injuries occur—and how to prevent and rehabilitate them effectively.
Siobhan takes a whole-person, hands on, and movement-focused approach to care. She prioritizes identifying the root cause of pain, improving functional mobility, and empowering patients to take an active role in their recovery. She is committed to helping every patient return to the activities they love with confidence and long-term wellness.
Themi (Tim) Jouras
Physical Therapist – Oak Lawn
Themi Jouras is a highly experienced physical therapist at Athletex, primarily treating patients at the Oak Lawn clinic while also supporting the Orland Park location. A graduate of Northwestern University and a long-time Chicagoland resident, Themi brings 35 years of clinical experience, including 32 years dedicated to Athletex.
Themi specializes in baseball throwing and hitting mechanics as well as track and field sprinting mechanics, combining decades of expertise with a strong understanding of movement efficiency and sports performance. His interest in physical therapy began when a friend’s mother introduced him to the field—an introduction that sparked a lifelong passion for helping people recover, move better, and return to the activities they love.
Known for his hands-on, empathetic approach, Themi focuses on guiding patients through every step of their rehabilitation. His philosophy is simple and powerful: help each patient become “one degree better and one ounce stronger” every session. He is committed to empowering individuals to believe in their ability to heal and achieve meaningful, long-term progress.
Gina Finney
Physical Therapist – Orland Park
Gina Finney is a highly experienced physical therapist at Athletex’s Orland Park clinic, where she has cared for patients for over 21 years. A Frankfort native, she earned her Master’s in Physical Therapy from the University of Evansville and her Doctorate from the University of St. Augustine.
With 22 years of clinical experience, Gina specializes in manual therapy, foot and ankle rehabilitation, female chain reaction training, active aging, functional golf performance, and Pilates-based movement. She is passionate about health, wellness, injury prevention, and helping patients restore balance, strength, and functional mobility.
Gina was inspired to pursue physical therapy after witnessing the perseverance of children with cerebral palsy and later supporting college athletes through injury recovery. Her treatment approach focuses on evaluating the whole person, identifying movement patterns across the kinetic chain, and creating individualized plans that combine manual therapy, targeted exercise, balance training, and functional activities to help patients confidently return to the activities they love.
Christopher Beaty
Physical Therapist – Oak Lawn
Christopher Beaty is a highly experienced physical therapist at Athletex’s Oak Lawn clinic, where he has been treating patients for 17 years. A native of Oak Forest, Illinois, he earned his Bachelor’s degree from Western Illinois University and his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Midwestern University.
With 20 years of clinical experience, Christopher specializes in helping patients maintain mobility, balance, and overall quality of life, as well as guiding athletes through injury recovery, movement analysis, and strength training to prevent re-injury. His approach combines evidence-based techniques with a personalized, patient-centered philosophy.
Christopher’s passion for physical therapy began from his own experiences as a high school athlete undergoing rehabilitation. These experiences gave him a deep understanding of the physical, emotional, and psychological challenges patients face during recovery. He focuses on treating the whole person, not just individual symptoms, and is committed to helping patients regain functional movement, achieve their goals, and maintain long-term wellness.