Description

ASAOM's Master of Acupuncture program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in acupuncture, integrating traditional Chinese medical practices with Western biomedical sciences. The curriculum emphasizes hands-on learning, critical thinking, and the development of practical skills necessary for effective patient care. Students will engage in extensive clinical training, gaining real-world experience in diagnosing and treating patients under the guidance of experienced faculty. The program also includes foundational training in Asian Medical Bodywork, enhancing students' understanding of the body's energy systems and therapeutic techniques.

Course Curriculum

The MAc program encompasses:​ ASAOM +2 ASAOM +2 ASAOM +2 Asian Medical Bodywork (AMB): Foundational training in Tuina manual therapy, integrated into the MAc program.​ ASAOM Acupuncture Techniques: Comprehensive instruction in traditional and contemporary acupuncture methods.​ ASAOM +1 ASAOM +1 Western Biomedical Sciences: Courses in anatomy, physiology, pathology, and other relevant biomedical subjects.​ Clinical Training: Hands-on experience in ASAOM's on-campus clinic under the supervision of licensed practitioners.

Benefits

• Licensure Preparation: Graduates are eligible to sit for the NCCAOM certification exams
• a prerequisite for licensure as an acupuncturist in many states.​ ASAOM Comprehensive Skill Set: The program equips students with a diverse range of skills
• including acupuncture
• bodywork
• and an understanding of Western medical sciences
• fostering a holistic approach to patient care.​ Clinical Experience: Extensive hands-on training in ASAOM's clinic prepares students for real-world practice.​ Professional Opportunities: Graduates can pursue careers in private practice
• integrative health clinics
• or further specialize in areas such as Chinese herbal medicine.

Trainer Expertise

ACUPUNCTURE 260

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