Reuben Jessop, Chief Executive Officer
Reuben Jessop, a board-certified neuro clinical specialist with 18 years of clinical experience, has been the CEO of Northern Utah Rehabilitation since 2023. He has served as Vice President of Operations at St. Mark’s Hospital and has over 16 years of hospital leadership, including 6+ years in executive roles. Reuben’s expertise spans Orthopedics, Pulmonology, Bariatrics, Pain, Wound Care, and Inpatient Rehab.
He has also held key roles in the American Parkinson Disease Association, American Stroke Association, and the MS Society, leading organizations to national recognition for patient outcomes.
Tiffany M. Davis, Chief Nursing Officer
Tiffany M. Davis is the Chief Nursing Officer at Ernest Health. In her role, Tiffany ensures adequate staffing, oversees clinical processes, and manages daily operations. She attends various key meetings and collaborates closely with the Nurse Manager to educate staff and prepare for The Joint Commission surveys. With 7 years of experience at NURH, Tiffany has advanced from CNA to Chief Nursing Officer, achieving significant milestones as an RN, BSN, Case Management Director, and Director of Nursing.
She holds a BSN from Weber State, Excelsior, and WGU. Known for her numerous promotions and increased responsibilities, Tiffany excels in patient and staff advocacy, ensuring a safe and caring hospital environment.
Stephanie Jolley, OTR/L, Director of Therapy
Stephanie Jolley is the Director of Therapy and an Occupational Therapist (OTR/L), where she has served for 10 years. She oversees therapy operations and manages NURH’s Joint Commission Certified Stroke and Parkinson’s Disease programs. Stephanie has been in her current role since 2022 and holds a Master of Occupational Therapy from the University of Utah.
Passionate about neurological conditions, she is especially dedicated to supporting the local Parkinson’s Disease community.
Matt Aita, Director of Patient Outcomes
Matt Aita is the Director of Patient Outcomes. He has been a dedicated member of Northern Utah Rehab Hospital for three years, following his graduation from the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences in 2020 with a doctorate in Physical Therapy. Specializing in neurological rehabilitation, Matt focuses on spinal cord injuries and Parkinson’s Disease. Recently promoted to Director of Patient Outcomes at NURH, he is enthusiastic about applying his expertise in data analytics and problem-solving.
Outside of work, Matt enjoys exploring Utah’s canyons through hiking and biking and cherishes time spent with his wife and dog.
Becky Mark, Director of Compliance
Becky Mark is the Director of Compliance, a role she has held for 6.5 years. In this position, she is responsible for identifying and assessing compliance risks, communicating the significance of the compliance program, and developing policies to meet regulatory standards. Rebecca began her career in emergency medicine as an EMT-I in 2000, later becoming a Registered Nurse in a local ER in 2017. She joined NURH as a floor nurse and has progressed through roles including House Supervisor and Nurse Manager before assuming her current role.
She earned her Registered Nursing license from Nightingale College.
Spencer Banks, Director of Pharmacy
Spencer Banks is the Director of Pharmacy, a role he’s excelled in since January 2018. Spencer is responsible for ensuring pharmacy compliance, maintaining the formulary, overseeing the antibiotic stewardship team, and improving medication safety. His recent projects include updating antibiotic guidelines, enhancing barcode scanning accuracy, and implementing cost-saving therapeutic substitutions. A graduate of Utah State University and Notre Dame of Maryland University, Spencer completed his PGY1 residency at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
He began his career as a Clinical Pharmacist at NURH and has since advanced to his current position. Known for his calm problem-solving skills and dedication to community service, Spencer continues to make significant contributions to his field.
Cynthia Stults, PHR, SHRM-CP, Director of Human Resources
As a dedicated HR professional, Cynthia Stults excels in fostering staff engagement, building meaningful relationships, and driving process improvements. With a passion for root cause analysis and strategic planning, Cynthia’s career transition from the hospitality industry to the medical field in 1995 marked the discovery of her true calling. Since her promotion to an Administration/Human Resource role in 2000, she has been committed to all aspects of HR.
Cynthia holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Human Resource Administration from Western Governors University and earned her PHR and SHRM-CP credentials in 2015. Outside of work, she enjoys exploring the outdoors with her husband and family, creating lasting memories with their seven children and 18 grandchildren.
Katie Johnson, Director of Marketing and Business Development
Katie Johnson is the Director of Marketing and Business Development, where she has worked for 6.5 years. In her role, she oversees both the marketing and admissions teams. With 15 years in healthcare, Katie began her career as a CNA and progressed through various marketing positions, including roles at a Home Health Company and as Director of Marketing at Heritage Park.
She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Spanish with an emphasis in Healthcare from Weber State University. Katie is also dedicated to community service, having worked with Ms. Wheelchair Utah since 2006.
Dan Deveraux, Facilities Director
Dan Deveraux is the Facilities Director, where he has been for 10 years. He directs facility management policies, ensures regulatory compliance, and maintains accurate equipment and building system records. Recently, Dan focused on reducing utility costs. His career began as a general contractor in commercial building and remodels. Notable achievements include two perfect Joint Commission surveys and eight surveys with 15 findings.
Dan excels in leadership, management, and detailed problem-solving of building systems. He is also passionate about community service, teaching basic art classes to underprivileged children through Paint Nite.