Sie Eyecare

For Dr. Amanda Ham Sie, being an optometrist has always been about more than helping people see clearly. What she enjoys most is getting to know the person sitting in front of her and knowing that, by the end of the visit, she has helped make something better.

Originally from Iuka, Mississippi, Dr. Sie attended the University of Mississippi before continuing her education at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, where she earned both her Bachelor of Science and Doctor of Optometry degrees. After graduating from optometry school, she moved to Charlotte in 1997 and has been caring for patients as an optometrist for 29 years.

That experience has shaped the personal approach she brings to Sie Eyecare. Dr. Sie enjoys building relationships with her patients, listening to what they’re experiencing, and helping them understand their vision and eye health. For her, there’s a real sense of accomplishment in knowing she has helped someone.

Outside the practice, Dr. Sie spends most of her free time with her family. She and Dr. Joseph Sie have three children, so family activities tend to keep her calendar full. And when it comes to keeping that calendar—and just about everything else—in order, Dr. Sie happily admits that organization is one of her talents.

Dr. Taylor Randich is a North Carolina native with eight years of experience in optometry and a passion for helping patients see how much better vision can change everyday life. She earned dual Bachelor of Science degrees in Forensic Accounting and Health Sciences from Guilford College before completing her Doctor of Optometry degree at The Ohio State University. During her optometric training, Dr. Randich received several honors, including Student of the Year from the Ohio Optometric Association, and was inducted into both the Gold Key International Optometric Honor Society and Beta Sigma Kappa.

Dr. Randich especially enjoys myopia management and working with patients who have been difficult to fit with traditional contact lenses. From helping a child manage progressive nearsightedness to fitting specialty lenses for someone with keratoconus, she loves finding solutions that can make a meaningful difference in how patients learn, work, and experience the world. Her approach is thorough and educational, with an emphasis on making sure patients understand their eyes, their options, and what comes next.

Outside the office, Dr. Randich is a proud mom of two who loves staying active, spending time outdoors, tackling home DIY projects, and catching a good Gulf Coast sunset. Her family also includes several cats and a mini pig named Odie.