Clinical Expertise and Special Interests
Christine’s philosophy is patient centered care that treats the whole person, not just a particular problem. Rehabilitation has been a passion for her as she loves to help people progress toward their rehabilitation and/or pain goals. She loves spending time educating patients so that they feel comfortable with their diagnosis and treatment plan.
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Educational Foundation
Doctorate: University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, Oshkosh, WI
Bachelor of Science: University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, Eau Claire, WI
Bellin College, Green Bay, WI
Certifications
AANC-Family Practice Nurse Practitioner
Advanced Practice Nurse Prescriber
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Christine McGee's background and training?
Christine McGee is an Advanced Practice Nurse Practitioner with a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) in the Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation specialty at Neuroscience Group, seeing patients at the Appleton, Neenah, and Shawano locations. She earned her Bachelor of Science from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire and completed further nursing education at Bellin College in Green Bay before earning her Doctor of Nursing Practice from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, the highest clinical degree available in nursing practice. She holds NP-BC certification and an Advanced Practice Nurse Prescriber designation, and works as part of the collaborative care team alongside Dr. Benjamin Siebert, the director of the Summit Concussion Clinic at Neuroscience Group and a physician with specialized training in traumatic brain injury and physical medicine and rehabilitation. The concussion program affiliation on her page reflects her involvement in concussion care alongside Dr. Siebert.
Is Christine McGee board-certified or licensed as a nurse practitioner?
Yes. Christine holds NP-BC certification as a Family Practice Nurse Practitioner and an Advanced Practice Nurse Prescriber designation reflecting her prescriptive authority in Wisconsin. She also holds a Doctor of Nursing Practice degree from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, the terminal clinical degree in nursing. She is licensed as an Advanced Practice Nurse Practitioner in Wisconsin and practices in the Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation specialty at Neuroscience Group's Appleton, Neenah, and Shawano locations.
What does Christine McGee do at Neuroscience Group?
Christine is a Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation APNP at Neuroscience Group, providing patient care across three locations: Appleton, Neenah, and Shawano. She works as part of the collaborative care team alongside Dr. Benjamin Siebert, and her involvement with the Summit Concussion Clinic reflects her role in supporting patients with concussion, TBI, and rehabilitation needs alongside the broader pain management and physiatry program. Her three-location presence — particularly the Shawano community office — gives patients in that area access to physical medicine and rehabilitation specialty care without requiring a significant drive. She places strong emphasis on patient education, spending dedicated time ensuring patients understand their diagnosis and feel confident in their treatment plan.
What is the difference between seeing Christine McGee and a physician at Neuroscience Group?
As an Advanced Practice Nurse Practitioner with a Doctor of Nursing Practice degree, Christine works collaboratively with and under the oversight of Dr. Siebert. Her DNP-level training emphasizes evidence-based care, whole-person assessment, and patient-centered outcomes, which reflects directly in how she approaches treatment planning in physical medicine and rehabilitation. For patients in the PM&R and concussion programs, Christine provides thorough, education-focused, individualized care with access to the full scope of the program's treatment options. Her three-location presence means many patients can receive consistent care closer to home without having to travel to the main Neenah clinic for every visit.
What conditions does Christine McGee help manage?
Christine helps manage conditions within the Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation specialty at Neuroscience Group, including chronic and acute pain, musculoskeletal conditions, rehabilitation needs, and concussion and post-concussion syndrome as part of the Summit Concussion Clinic program alongside Dr. Siebert. Her passion for rehabilitation reflects a clinical orientation toward helping patients progress toward their functional and pain management goals, not just addressing symptoms. She coordinates with physical therapy, occupational therapy, and other members of the integrated NG team when multidisciplinary rehabilitation support is needed.
What is Christine's approach to patient care?
Christine's philosophy centers on treating the whole person, not just a particular problem. Rehabilitation is a genuine passion for her — she describes loving to help patients progress toward their rehabilitation and pain goals — and education is central to how she practices. She believes it is imperative that every patient feels genuinely comfortable with their diagnosis and treatment plan, and she invests real time in achieving that clarity. Her DNP-level training reinforces this patient-centered, outcomes-focused approach, and her ability to see patients across three locations reflects a commitment to making quality physical medicine and rehabilitation care accessible throughout Northeast and Central Wisconsin.
“I love spending time educating patients; I feel that it is imperative that a patient feels comfortable with a diagnosis and treatment plan.”