A B O U T

Meet Marcie H. Siebert

MS, OTR/L, CHT — Director of Hand Therapy Services

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DEDICATED TO EXCEPTIONAL HAND TO SHOULDER REHABILITATION

Bringing decades of expertise to every session

Marcie H. Siebert is an occupational therapist, Certified Hand Therapist (CHT), and the Director of Hand Therapy Services at Carolina Hand Therapy Specialist.

She graduated from The Ohio State University, earning a Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy and a Master of Science with an emphasis in Healthcare Management.

She was the Lead Occupational Therapist for the multidisciplinary Reconstructive Center for Limb Loss at OrthoCarolina for seven years. Marcie continues to be involved in research, contributes to her field as an expert presenter, and supports community initiatives that improve the lives of individuals within the amputee community.

EDUCATI ON & CLINI CAL EXPERIENCE

BS, Occupational Therapy

The Ohio State University

MS, Healthcare Management

The Ohio State University

Certified Hand Therapist (CHT)

Advanced upper-extremity credential

22 Years Clinical Experience

Hands, wrists, elbows & shoulders

Director of Hand Therapy Services

Carolina Hand Therapy Specialist

Ongoing Continuing Education

Evidence-informed practice

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LEADERSHIP, EDUCATION & RESEARCH

Shaping the next generation of hand therapists

Marcie has extensive experience educating and mentoring therapists.

She has served as a lecturer for the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences at The Ohio State University and as a faculty member for OrthoCarolina's AOTA-Certified Hand Therapy Fellowship Program.

She is also the Lead Occupational Therapist for the multidisciplinary Reconstructive Center for Limb Loss at OrthoCarolina, contributing to research and community initiatives that improve the lives of individuals within the amputee community.

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