Misty Seidenburg
PT, DPT, OCS
Misty Seidenburg is a fellowship-trained orthopedic physical therapist, educator, and healthcare leader with over two decades of experience advancing musculoskeletal care. She currently serves as Vice President of Quality & Outcomes for Upstream Rehabilitation and directs both the Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy Residency Programs.
Throughout her career, Misty has focused on helping clinicians integrate manual therapy, exercise prescription, and contemporary pain science into a cohesive clinical framework. Her teaching emphasizes thoughtful clinical reasoning, individualized patient care, and the progression from symptom modification to meaningful functional recovery. She believes the most effective rehabilitation combines skilled hands-on care with targeted exercise and patient-centered education to promote long-term self-management and resilience.
As faculty for IAMT, Misty teaches Pain Science, Core Manual Therapy, Exercise Prescription, and Functional Progressions. She is also adjunct faculty at Messiah University, where she develops and teaches orthopedic and pain science content. Misty is passionate about translating evidence into practical clinical strategies that improve patient outcomes while helping clinicians build confidence in managing complex musculoskeletal conditions.