Dr. Stinson & Dr. Voss

After graduating from Cocke County High School, Dr. Stinson earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, TN. She received her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the illustrious Belmont University in Nashville in 2007 and was able to work closely under her professors who taught as adjunct faculty with Vanderbilt University's medical school.

She was chosen as the 2007 Belmont University commencement speaker for all programs where she was honored with the first Special Recognition award by the Belmont School of Physical Therapy in 2007 for outstanding academic achievement and community involvement. This award has now become a tradition for the doctoral program.

Dr. Stinson was chosen as one of the American Physical Therapy Association's Emerging Leader in 2010 with a feature in the October issue of PT in Motion magazine. In 2015, she received the Outstanding Alumni of the Year Award and served as the Keynote speaker for the doctoral program's hooding ceremony.

She has served on the Tennessee Physical Therapy Association's Board of Directors in the capacity of Legislative Chairperson, Legislative Co-chair, Vice-chair of the TPTA Political Action Committee, and Ethics Committee Chairperson. She has represented the TPTA at both state and national functions on multiple occasions.

Dr. Stinson's vast experiences in physical therapy include acute care hospitals, intensive care units, emergency department evaluation and assessment for orthopedic injuries, large inpatient rehabilitation hospitals with focus on neurological disorders and impairments, Vanderbilt University's Dayani Center, Vanderbilt Sports Medicine, Crockett Hospital Sports Medicine with coverage for multiple high school sports, pediatric intensive care, neonatal pediatric care, pediatric outpatient, school system based pediatric physical therapy, study under one of Tennessee's only Certified Wound Specialists, mentee for Geriatric Physical Therapy Specialist, home health physical therapy, skilled nursing facilities, and owner/manager of a multi-disciplinary facility for outpatient orthopedics and pediatrics.

Locally, Dr. Stinson has been voted as the recipient of the People's Choice Award for Newport and Cocke County in 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2020.

She thrives on sharing her expansive skills and compassion for people in and around her community. Please schedule your visit today!

Dr. Kaitlyn Voss started her path to a physical therapy career long before she started attending physical therapy school. She played basketball and soccer in both middle and high school. One season she tore her MCL (a ligament in the knee). She was able to experience physical therapy from the patient's point of view, and it was at this time that her interest in physical therapy as a career began.

She graduated from Trinity Christian College in Palos Heights, IL in 2007. While attending college full time she worked as a physical therapy technician in a busy outpatient orthopedic clinic. She enjoyed working with patients of all ages and being a part of their post-op recovery. During college she also enjoyed running 5K's for charity and participating in the Exercise Science Club. She was honored at graduation with the Trinity Christian College Exercise Science Department Award.

Dr. Voss earned her doctorate of physical therapy from Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science in North Chicago, IL. During physical therapy school she participated in research opportunities and continued her love for running by participating in many local races including several half marathons and triathlons. She trained at the University of Illinois at Chicago in a rigorous clinical program which placed an emphasis on manual therapy for 12 weeks during physical therapy school. This has contributed to her love for manual therapy and a hands-on treatment approach and the importance of it in the rehab program. She also trained under former team physical therapist for the NFL team the Chicago Bears in which she had the opportunity of working with both high school and collegiate athletes in their return to sport.

Following graduation in 2015, Dr. Voss worked in a busy outpatient clinic in the Chicago suburbs and gained experience in treating foot/ankle injuries, lower back pain, knee injuries, and various post-op conditions for just over a year before relocating with her husband to the great state of Tennessee. She has worked in Cocke County since 2016 and this community holds a special place in her heart. Over the last several years she has had the opportunity to conduct clinical research, serve as a clinical instructor for physical therapy students from across the United States, and attend a running symposium focusing on treating the injured runner. She enjoys treating patients in all stages of life-- from babies, to athletes, to pregnant women and new moms, to aging adults. She also has advanced training in treating vestibular diagnoses. She would be honored to serve you by helping you return to the activities you enjoy whether it be competitive sports, lifting your new baby, chasing your grandkids, or walking your dog!