Anne Osborn, PT, MPT

Anne Osborn, PT, MPT

Anne Perry Osborn is a distinguished physical therapist and entrepreneur with over two decades of experience bridging clinical practice and healthcare education. She holds a Master of Physical Therapy from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center and currently serves as the Owner and Director of Quality and Accreditation at Ridley Learning. With a background that includes clinical roles in outpatient rehabilitation and home health, Anne brings practical, hands-on insight to her leadership in continuing education, ensuring that learning opportunities remain relevant and impactful for today's practitioners.

A pivotal figure in the continuing education landscape, Anne previously founded and led HomeCEUConnection for fifteen years, growing the organization to serve over 200,000 healthcare professionals annually. Her expertise in quality assurance and accreditation is extensive; she has successfully led initiatives to secure approved provider status from major national bodies, including the ANCC, AOTA, ASHA, and the BOC. In addition to her administrative leadership, Anne is a subject matter expert in professional ethics, having developed specialized content on ethics and jurisprudence for multiple state licensing boards.

Functional Neurological Disorders: Why So Few Patients Get the Care They Need

Functional Neurological Disorders: Why So Few Patients Get the Care They Need

Anne Osborn, PT, MPT

Anne Osborn, PT, MPT 2 minute read

Evidence Briefs

Multidisciplinary team meeting with PT, OT, and nurse discussing a functional neurological disorder patient care plan

Functional Neurological Disorder: A Clinician's Guide to the Positive-Signs, Multidisciplinary Era

Anne Osborn, PT, MPT

Anne Osborn, PT, MPT 11 minute read

Clinical Insights | Healthcare Technology

Surgical Risk for Spinal Stenosis: What the Complication Data Actually Shows

Surgical Risk for Spinal Stenosis: What the Complication Data Actually Shows

Anne Osborn, PT, MPT

Anne Osborn, PT, MPT 2 minute read

Evidence Briefs

Earlier Is Better: What Predicts Recovery in Functional Neurological Disorders

Earlier Is Better: What Predicts Recovery in Functional Neurological Disorders

Anne Osborn, PT, MPT

Anne Osborn, PT, MPT 2 minute read

Evidence Briefs

The Diagnosis That Heals: How Communicating Functional Neurological Disorders Changes Outcomes

The Diagnosis That Heals: How Communicating Functional Neurological Disorders Changes Outcomes

Anne Osborn, PT, MPT

Anne Osborn, PT, MPT 2 minute read

Evidence Briefs

Patellofemoral Pain in Military Populations

Patellofemoral Pain in Military Populations

Anne Osborn, PT, MPT

Anne Osborn, PT, MPT 2 minute read

Evidence Briefs

Paraspinal Muscle Quality: A Hidden Predictor of Spinal Stenosis Outcomes

Paraspinal Muscle Quality: A Hidden Predictor of Spinal Stenosis Outcomes

Anne Osborn, PT, MPT

Anne Osborn, PT, MPT 2 minute read

Evidence Briefs

Clinician explaining functional neurological disorder diagnosis to an adult patient and family member in a clinic consultation room

Communicating an FND Diagnosis: Why the Conversation Is the Therapeutic Intervention

Anne Osborn, PT, MPT

Anne Osborn, PT, MPT 12 minute read

Evidence Reference

Adolescent Patellofemoral Pain: Peak Risk at Age 13

Adolescent Patellofemoral Pain: Peak Risk at Age 13

Anne Osborn, PT, MPT

Anne Osborn, PT, MPT 2 minute read

Evidence Briefs