Anne Wieland, CTRS PM&R Speciality Certified, B.S., MHA – SciMAC Member
Anne T. Wieland brings nearly 30 years of healthcare experience and deep expertise in rehabilitation, recreation therapy, peer support, and patient education. As a SciMAC member, she combines decades of hands-on clinical experience with a longstanding commitment to advancing care and resources for people with limb loss and limb difference.
- Experienced Rehabilitation & Healthcare Leader
- Nearly 30 years of experience in treatment, evaluation, consultation, training, organizational development, management, and research
- More than 20 years with Jefferson Moss-Magee Rehabilitation (legacy MossRehab)
- Clinical Team Leader for Inpatient Recreation Therapy and Creative Arts
- Specializes in treating individuals within JMMR-EP’s CARF-accredited Amputation Inpatient and Outpatient programs
- Longstanding Leadership with the Amputee Coalition
- Completed the Amputee Coalition Certified Peer Visitor (CPV) Trainer Course in 2013
- Conducted numerous CPV trainings at legacy MossRehab
- Presented at Amputee Coalition National Conferences in 2016, 2017, 2019, 2022, 2024, and 2026
- Serves as Hospital Partnership Champion and Point of Contact for JMMR-EP
- Advancing Peer Support & Education
- Helped redesign the Peer Ambassador Leader (PAL) program and VA–Amputee Coalition CPV curriculum
- Co-authored a chapter in Let’s Talk About It: Your Sex and Intimacy Guide, funded by the VA (2024)
- Presented at Limb Loss Education Day (LLED) in 2014 and coordinated legacy MossRehab’s hosting of LLED in 2019
- Research & SciMAC Contributions
- Helped conduct a two-year CPV research project in collaboration with the Amputee Coalition
- Contributes to SciMAC’s Shared Decision-Making and Curriculum Task Force initiatives
- Brings frontline clinical insight to research, policy, patient education, and evidence-based practices
- Education & Professional Credentials
- Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist (CTRS) with PM&R Specialty Certification
- Bachelor of Science (B.S.)
- Master of Health Administration (MHA)
Anne’s decades of clinical experience and dedication to peer support provide an important perspective to SciMAC, helping connect research, education, and policy with the real-world needs of people with limb loss and limb difference.