Randy Hill, PT, ATC, is a licensed physical therapist and certified and licensed athletic trainer with Bone and Joint Rehabilitation Services. He has been practicing in the orthopaedic and sports medicine field for more than 35 years. Hill is a graduate of Vanderbilt University and the University of Tennessee Center for Health Science in physical therapy. He has worked with high school, collegiate, recreational and professional athletes, as well as numerous patients with spine issues, joint replacements and other common orthopaedic problems, both operative and non-operative. Hill is also trained in McKenzie and Mulligan techniques, instrument assisted soft tissue massage (IASTM) and dry needling. In his spare time, he volunteers his expertise at the Siloam Health Clinic in Nashville on a monthly basis to provide care, free of charge, to those in the community that otherwise could not afford physical therapy. Hill is a Franklin, Tenn., native and is married to his wife of more than 30 years, Cyndie. The two are parents of two grown daughters that live in Texas and California. Hill enjoys spending time with his wife and their dog, Duncan. He is active in his local church and enjoys working out and watching sports.