Meet Our Staff

Joseph Zeleznock

MSPT, Owner/Operator

Joe is owner and operator of FitLife, as well as a Licensed Physical Therapist. Joe received his Bachelor's Degree from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst in Exercise Physiology. After graduation, he gained experience as an exercise physiologist in numerous outpatient physical therapy settings. From these experiences, his passion grew to open his own center that would provide comprehensive care for the patient and fitness member alike. He later moved to Pennsylvania and completed his Master's Degree in Physical Therapy from Neumann College. Throughout graduate school, Joe managed a wellness center which afforded him the opportunity to gain experience operating a full wellness center including fitness, aquatics and rehabilitation. Joe remains passionate about opening many FitLife facilities which include both fitness and rehabilitation under one roof, guided by highly trained staff while providing the best in customer service. 

Megan Faulstick

PT, DPT, Physical Therapy Supervisor

Megan attended Loyola University Maryland where she competed in Collegiate Division 1 Cross Country and Track and Field before transferring to the University of Scranton where she graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor's Degree in Exercise Science. In 2021, Megan earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Temple University. White attending graduate school, Megan was active in the DPT Student Association where she was the Committee Head for the Community Outreach program, and she traveled to Guatemala on a medical service trip to bring Physical Therapy services to the underserved in the community. Megan is passionate about improving the wellbeing of her patients, and she aims to empower them through individualized treatment approaches that are tailored to their goals. In her free time, Megan is an avid runner, and enjoys listening to music, traveling, and spending time with family.

Kathryn Holz

PT, DPT

Kat attended Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, where she dual majored in Biology and Health Sciences. Kat also earned her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Duquesne, where she started a club to re-home gently used assistive devices to those in need. Kat is certified in LSVT for the treatment of Parkinson's, but her ultimate passion is pelvic health and pelvic health education. She recently returned to the Philadelphia area following graduation and is excited to join the Mt. Airy community. Outside of the clinic, Kat enjoys hiking, thrifting, and listening to live music.

Daniel Winters

PT, DPT

Danny graduated Magna Cum Laude from SHRS at the University of Pittsburgh with a Bachelor's Degree in Rehabilitation Services. In college, he played for the Pitt Men's Rugby Football Club and was an executive board member of the Pinky Swear Pack where he raised money for families who have a child who has been diagnosed with cancer. Danny then received his Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2024 from MGH Institute of Health Professions in Boston, Massachusetts. In PT school, Danny served as class representative on the Student Government Association. His passion lies with the treatment of individuals who have a variety of neurological diagnoses and preventing falls stemming from vestibular dysfunction, strokes, brain injuries, Multiple Sclerosis (MS), spinal cord injuries, and Parkinson's Disease. Outside of work, Danny likes to play video games, sing, listen to music, cook, lift weights, bike, and go for runs. He is new to the Philadelphia area and is open to hear about nearby running trails, restaurants, and general local suggestions.

Tyra Woods

Physical Therapist Assistant/Personal Trainer

Tyra earned her Bachelor of Science Degree from Hampton University in May 2019. Following graduation, she began her career in physical medicine as a Physical Therapy Rehab Technician at a local nursing home and rehabilitation center in the West Philadelphia area. She later decided to further her education at Harcum College, earning her Physical Therapist Assistant Degree in May 2022. During her time at Harcum, she became an active member of the American Physical Therapy Association where she served as the Northeast Region Student Liaison in 2021. Tyra has over 18 years of dance experience and pre-professional ballet training, studying under multiple profound dance companies such as School of Dance Arts, Philadanco, The Philadelphia Ballet, Joffrey Ballet School, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre and Hampton University's Terpsichorean Dance Company. She has a passion for muscle recovery techniques and assisting her patients in their journey to restoring functional movement independence. In 2021, Tyra was inspired by her own fitness journey to help others reach their own goals through personal training. She is eager to create customized personal training programs for members in FitLife's fitness center! Contact her to schedule your session! Tyra is a zealous dog lover and enjoys dog sitting in her free time, as well as going to the gym and indulging in DIY home improvement projects.

Azh'mere Beard

Exercise Physiologist

Azh'mere graduated from Temple University in 2023 with a Bachelor's Degree in Exercise and Sports Science. She is the first graduate of her family's generation. During her college yeas, Azh'mere interned with the Temple University ROTC program as a Strength and Conditioning Intern in her junior year, and later interned with Zarett Rehab in her senior year. Azh'mere is a fun-loving person who enjoys playing as well as watching sports, such as basketball and football. She has plans to further her education and one day become a Sports Physical Therapist for the NBA or NFL. Overall, in the duration of Azh'mere's career, her main focus is to be a healer of people and to offer encouragement to everyone she encounters.

Ryan O'Leary

Exercise Physiologist

Ryan graduated from East Stroudsburg University with a Bachelor's Degree in Athletic Training. As an athletic training student, he interned at Stroudsburg High School his senior year, assisting with prevention and management of acute and chronic injuries with the school's sports teams. He was also involved with East Stroudsburg's Athletic Training Student Club, helping with fundraising activities such as Relay for Life and providing onsite care and coverage for a high school boys and girls basketball game while raising money to support pediatric cancer. Overall, Ryan strives to help make a positive difference in the lives of others, as he looks forward to seeing anyone progress in the recovery process and get back to their sport, work, or enjoyment of everyday life. In his free time, Ryan enjoys exercising, watching sports, listening to music, and spending time with family and friends.