Meet Our Staff
Brett Duffey, OTR/L
Brett Duffey is a true North Carolinian from Lewisville, NC. Following High School, he was an Air Traffic Controller in the United States Marine Corps until April of 1989 when he survived a 12 story fall. Doctors diagnosed Brett with less-than 5% chance to live. He was in a coma for six weeks, paralyzed on his right side for nine months, and spent 13 months in five different hospitals. Brett has had seven operations to date. This turn-of-events lead him on the path to become a Therapist.
As Brett regained his physical and cognitive function, he was able to turn his attention towards finding a career. It only made sense that he chose a career in Occupational Therapy…where he would be able to help others, just as he had been helped. After five years of college, he received a BS Degree in Occupational Therapy from Lenoir-Rhyne College in 1998. He was on the Honor Roll and the National Dean’s List.
To date, Brett has experience working with a variety of patients/diagnoses in numerous settings including five Hospitals, Acute Care, Long-term Care, Outpatient Rehab, Hand Therapy, and Home Care. Brett has spent more than 20 years of his career focusing on neuropathy and neurological disorders. He has treated over 8000 patients with neurological diagnoses.
Brett brings his unique experience as BOTH a patient and as a Therapist to provide the most appropriate and compassionate therapy to ensure EVERY patient leaves the Clinic at their highest expected level of recovery.
Tammy Beeson Moore is a Clemmons native. She is the Office Manager and assists as a Restorative Nursing Assistant when needed. Her job is to oversee the operations of Complete Rehab. She handles various administrative tasks within the Occupational Therapy Office. Her main duties include managing employees, patient records, handling payrolls. insurance billings, office budgets, student programs, hiring and training administrative personnel, evaluating staff performance, scheduling staff, establishing office policies and procedures, working with vendors to get needed supplies and equipment for the practice along with working closely with other doctors and nurses in our community to provide the best care possible for our patients. Tammy’s qualifications also include: RNA (Restorative Nursing Assistant) as well as a Medical Technician. She has worked in a variety settings over the last 22 years to include skilled Nursing, Assisted Living, Independent Living as we all as Independent Rehab Facilities. Tammy is a proud member of the National Art Honor Society since 1997, Autism Society of NC since 2004 and is a Chief Administrator and Educator of Real Life at Home Institute. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her wonderful family and especially her sweet son.
June Beeson, Medical Administrative Assistant
June Beeson, Medical Administrative Assistant represents the company in fulfilling its mission of service by greeting and checking patients in, preparing them for treatment, answering phones, scheduling patients, and assisting in the clinic when needed. She was born and raised in Winston-Salem and has lived in Clemmons 42 years. She is a graduate from James A. Gray High School and studied courses at Forsyth Technical Community College. She retired from both the City of Winston-Salem DOT and the Winston-Salem Federal Credit Union. In her spare times she enjoys singing, listening to music, playing BINGO, working with her flowers in the yard, and most of all she enjoys her wonderful family.
Rehab Tech
Parker Kearns was born in California and raised in Clemmons, NC. He recently graduated from UNCG with a bachelors in kinesiology. He hopes to pursue a career in occupational therapy. He is currently a rehab tech and loves coming to work each day because of the relationships he has with the clients and the knowledge he gains from working. He has passion for helping others and enjoys spending his free time in nature.
Andrew Edwards is an 18 year old graduate from West Forsyth High School. He was born in Winston-Salem and raised in Lewisville North Carolina. He plans to attend Forsyth Tech in the fall to get his associates in science, then transfer to UNC Wilmington to receive his Master’s Degree in Endocrinology. In June of 2021, Andrew was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes at age 17. Having Diabetes has made him interested in this field of study because he wants to help patients with diabetes by teaching them how to use their insulin, educate them on the latest technologies like sensors and pumps, and ultimately, be there for them as it is a hard thing to go through. Being at Complete Rehab allows him to connect with fellow diabetics and share his experiences. In his free time he enjoys hanging out with his friends and playing sand volleyball.
Rehab Tech
Hello, my name is Melanie Gobble. I was born and raised in Davie County and graduated from Davie High School. I have always known I wanted to work in the medical field from a very young age. I have worked in dementia care units, assisted living, and home health care since I was 15 years old. During my senior year of high school, I decided I wanted to take an EMT class. Once I started the class, I knew I loved being an EMT. I just didn’t like working on an ambulance. I volunteer with Cornatzer-Dulin VFD to continue to use my EMT. Since I was 15, I have been with Cornatzer-Dulin VFD, and I have slowly worked my way up to being the secretary over the board of directors, a rehab officer, and an officer over all of the first responder equipment and personnel. Throughout high school, I worked on obtaining my rehab classes for the fire department, an autism certification for first responders, EVD (Emergency Vehicle Driver), Medical Technician, and my personal care assistant certification, along with many other hit-and-miss classes. After graduation from Davie High, I decided to go to Forsyth Tech to start my nursing journey. I plan to get my LPN and bridge over to a RN. After I complete that, I then plan on going to school to get my doctorate in medicine and specialize in pediatrics. I never would have thought that I would be working at Complete Rehab, but I love the environment and the patients I get to work with. I look forward to going into work and seeing everyone on a daily basis. During my free time, I love to spend time with my family, ride horses, and be on the farm.
Rehab Tech
I am a native of Winston-Salem, NC and a graduate of West Forsyth High School, class of 1986.. I am always willing to help anyone live a better life. I help with patients and enjoy hearing their relief stories after treatments at Complete Rehab. In my spare time, I enjoy grilling and sharing moments with my family. I also do community outreach at the homeless shelter.