Stephen Siegrist, DO

“Family Practice Medicine means taking care of all family members. To provide the best care possible, I rely on my experience and continuing pursuit of education. I practice a holistic type medicine and try to integrate all my skills to improve patient health and well-being. Listening to the patient is very important and I try to be proactive by emphasizing preventive care. I use the patient/physician relationship in an effort to achieve better health and quality of life.”

Board Certification

• Family Medicine

Areas of Expertise

• Family Practice
• Osteopathic Manipulation

Internship

Millcreek Community Hospital
Family Medicine
Erie, PA
1985

Medical School

Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine
Philadelphia, PA
1984

Undergraduate School

Virginia Commonwealth University
Bachelor of Science in Biology
Richmond, VA
1980

Virginia Osteopathic Medical Association
Member
1992 – Present

American Osteopathic Association
Member
1980 – Present

80th Training Division
Division Surgeon
1996 – 2001

Medical College of Virginia
Assistant Clinical Professor
2008 – 2009

Medical College of Virginia
Affiliate Faculty
2006 – 2008

Dr. Siegrist likes to walk and do athletic activities. He used to play basketball in high school and college. He also enjoys watching sports. In addition, he likes cultural events such as concerts, opera, etc. He also likes to read–when he gets the chance.

Dr. Stephen Siegrist is a graduate of the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. After graduation, Dr. Siegrist completed further training at Millcreek Community Hospital (now Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine). Prior to medical school, he earned a Master’s degree in Biology from Virginia Commonwealth University. Dr. Siegrist is board certified in family practice by the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians. He has also served as a physician in the military on both active duty and reserves. Dr. Siegrist retired from the military as a Colonel. He has had previous training and experience as a Medical Review Officer.

Dr. Siegrist enjoys providing medical care to all ages except for the very young. He listens carefully so he can address the patient’s needs. Dr. Siegrist is also interested in being proactive to prevent problems or find them early. An example of this is the use of advanced lipid testing and CT scan with calcium score to evaluate for possible developing heart disease – hopefully well in advance of symptoms.

Dr. Siegrist has taught students from several different medical schools including the Medical College of Virginia. He has always tried to demonstrate a caring philosophy to the students. Dr. Siegrist emphasizes preventative care and the patient/physician relationship in an effort to achieve better health and quality of life.