Members of the Maryland Province Review Board

Anna Marie Ciarrocchi, MSW, LCSW-C, DCSW, has a master’s degree in Social Work from the Ohio State University and is a licensed clinical social worker in the State of Maryland. She also has a diploma in Clinical Social Work from the National Association of Social Workers. Ms. Ciarrocchi worked for 20 years as an inpatient therapist at St. Luke Institute where she treated men and women clergy and religious who struggled with various addictive and psychological disorders. She provided individual and group psychotherapy, psychosocial assessments, social work supervision, and focal groups on anxiety, the addictive process, sexual issues, anger management and Step One. For three years she was the associate director of the inpatient program.

In addition to her experience as a therapist, Ms. Ciarrocchi has been a teacher of French as well as a missionary with the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur in northeast Brazil. Prior to going to Brazil in 1971 she received a diploma in Cross Cultural Studies from St. Paul University in Ottowa, Canada. She lives with her husband, Joseph W. Ciarrocchi, PhD, in Columbia, Maryland.

Herbert R. O’Conor, III, Esq. joined the Province Review Board in May 2007.  
A graduate of the University of Baltimore School of Law, O’Conor has been a supervisory attorney with O’Conor, Grant & Samuels/State Auto Insurance Company since 1995.  Before that he was with USF&G; Venable, Baetjer and Howard; and Cook, Howard, Downs and Tracy. 

In addition to his work as an attorney, O’Conor is chairman of the board of trustees for Maryvale Preparatory School and a board member of the Good Shepherd Center, a residential treatment center for adolescent women.

A native of Baltimore, O’Conor and his family belong to the Church of the Nativity parish in Timonium.

John R. Siberski, SJ, MD, assistant dean of students and associate professor of psychiatry at Georgetown University School of Medicine, joins the Province Review Board in July 2007.

A native of Plymouth, Pa., Father Siberski received his medical degree from Temple University in 1975. After practicing geriatric internal medicine for 10 years in his home town, he returned to Temple University Hospital, where he completed psychiatric training in 1992.  He has taught at Harvard Medical School, Massachusetts General Hospital and Dartmouth Medical School.  His research and lecturing interests include terminal care, the spiritual lives of patients with dementia and their caregivers, and the ethical dilemmas of driving and the elderly.

Father Siberski was ordained a Jesuit priest on June 9, 2007.