2026 Outstanding Alumnus Award Winner
Logan Owens is a Regional Vice President for Results Physiotherapy, part of the Upstream Rehabilitation family of clinics, the largest outpatient physical therapy organization in the country. In this role, Logan currently oversees the operations and quality of 21 outpatient Physical Therapy clinics in West, TN & North, MS. In addition, his role also includes the recruitment and hiring of talented new graduate and experienced PTs and PTAs as well as support team members.
Logan is a 2009 graduate of the University of Tennessee Health Science Center. While at UT, he served as the vice-president of his class and earned his Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy (DPT). Prior to attending UT he attending community and played baseball and Hinds Community College in Raymond, MS, and then went on to receive his Bachelor’s degree from Mississippi State University, while living the life of a walk-on punter for the football team.
Upon graduation from UT in 2009, Logan’s interest in manual therapy lead to him joining Results Physiotherapy in Murfreesboro, TN. Logan was soon elevated to the position of Lead Therapist in his clinic and after 1 ½ years in Murfreesboro, he and his family moved back to the Memphis area where he assumed regional oversight in a role that is now recognized as Regional Vice President. While in this role, Logan has grown this region from 4 to 21 clinics and oversaw an acquisition by Upstream Rehabilitation. With Results and Upstream, Logan has been involved in operational leadership of other regions like San Antonio TX, North AL, and Central MS, and is heavily involved in leadership development within this organization.
Clinically, in 2011, Logan completed his Certification of Orthopedic Manual Therapy (COMT) and then in 2014 he became a board-certified orthopedic specialists (OCS). Logan has worked to remain involved in the PT program at UT through assisting in PT student candidate interviews as well as performing annual guest lectures for the in topics ranging from orthopedic manual therapy, to billing and coding, and even business management. He also serves on the College of Health Professions advisory board for the College of Health Professions and as a mentor in the Health Career Opportunity Program for the past 3 years.
Logan is a resident of Collierville, TN where he lives with his wife Stephanie who is a passionate and talented group fitness instructor at Lifetime Fitness. They are proud parents of 2 children. Their son Cooper (15) is a reigning 2x state cup champion in soccer with a 4.25 GPA in HS and their daughter Summer (12) is a former competitive gymnast and current cheerleader at West Collierville Middle School, where they just finished 8th nationally in the GameDay portion of the cheer competition in Orlando, FL.
View Past Health Professions Award Winners