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I have written a couple of useful python scripts that I frequently call manually from bash with /path/dir python script_name.py.
However, it would be much more practical, if I could run my scripts by simply providing the script name to the terminal (without path, "python" and file extension): script_name

A couple more professional python applications offer this. For instance, Adrian Sampson's beets music management system, can be run by simply typing beet into a terminal.

How can I achieve something similar for my scripts?

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