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Associate Chief Physician in Traditional Chinese Medicine
Uses traditional acupuncture and distinctive acupuncture techniques (scalp, fire, umbilical, and elongated-blade needle acupuncture) together with modern rehabilitation methods to treat a range of difficult, complex, and common diseases.
Attending Physician
Combines acupuncture and tuina massage for soft tissue injuries and musculoskeletal conditions such as cervical spine disorders, lumbar disc herniation, shoulder periarthritis and knee osteoarthritis; common pediatric conditions such as poor appetite and diarrhea; gynecological conditions treated with tuina such as dysmenorrhea and acute mastitis; and internal medicine conditions such as epigastric pain, constipation, migraine and anxiety states.
Resident Physician
Acupuncture treatment for sequelae of cerebrovascular disease, insomnia, facial paralysis, neck, shoulder, lower back, and leg pain, migraine, dysmenorrhea, menstrual irregularities, anxiety and depressive states, obesity, allergic rhinitis, herpes zoster, neurogenic tinnitus, gastrointestinal functional disorders, suboptimal health states, and other conditions.
Attending Physician
Rehabilitation for cervical spondylosis, lumbar disc herniation, periarthritis of the shoulder, rotator cuff injury, spine-related pain, post-fracture joint dysfunction, cerebrovascular disease and other conditions; traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture and acupoint injection for facial paralysis and facial pain, facial muscle spasm, muscle strain, chronic gastritis, mammary hyperplasia and immune-system diseases.