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Seminar 2 - 50 Years Acupuncture on 30 Acupoints Application For Common Illnesses 


Speaker:  Professor Shi Xue Min, with English translation

Date & Time: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM, Sat; Sun,  12/03/11 - 12/04/2011

NCCAOM PDA Points:14

Location: New York College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Mineola, NY

About the Speaker
Professor Shi Xue-min is a highly honored acupuncturist and an academician, with a distinguished record of over 50 years in the field. Professor Shi's remarkable accomplishments are well-founded in the ancient theories of Chinese medicine. He is known as the 'Father of Acupuncture.'  Prof. Shi Xue-min is the academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, the chief physician, and the honorary president of First Teaching Hospital of Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). He simultaneously holds some posts of the vice director of Chinese Institute of Acupuncture and Moxibustion, president of Tianjin Society of Acupuncture and moxibustion, vice-president of Clinical Research Institute of Acupuncture and Moxibustion of China, advisor of European Traditional Chinese Medicine Association, consultant of American International Oriental Medical Foundation, the highest consultant of American College of TCM and Research Institute of TCM, and the first vice-president of Chinese Traditional Medical Research Institute of Bayer, Germany.

Prof. Shi Xue-min is a famous expert in the acupuncturology at home and abroad. In the recent forty years, he has done much work for the development and building of acupuncture and moxibustion in the world and has outstanding achievements. His laboratory research of various means and gene level on the action mechanism of acupuncture has taken the research of apoplexy treated with acupuncture deep into a new level. He was won 15 awards and 2 patents on the state, ministerial and municipal levels, published 12 works and more than 30 theses, and won 19 honorable titles on the state and municipal levels. He was elected an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering in 1999.

Registration: http://www.nyctcm.edu/alumni/ceu.htm
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Early Acceptance Tuition Credit

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yemeng_chen.jpgApply by Dec. 3, 2011 and be eligible for a 10% credit on your first trimester tuition.

NYCTCM offers an Early Acceptance Tuition Credit to newly matriculated students or transfer students in the amount of a 10% credit applied to their first trimester tuition. The qualifying date for the Early Admission Tuition Credit for Winter 2012 trimester is December 3, 2011.

A non-refundable tuition deposit of $500 is due at the time a candidate accepts an offer of early acceptance from NYCTCM for Winter 2012 trimester. The deposit is separate and apart from financial aid. The $500 deposit and 10% tuition credit apply to the tuition for a student's first trimester of study at NYCTCM. Financial aid students will see the adjustment reflected in their first trimester tuition charges. The student who is eligible for EATI must make a full non-refundable deposit of $500, no matter if the student is on financial aid.

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oriental_girl_portrait_180.jpg Join us to hear about the exceptional programs at New York College of Traditional Chinese Medicine that prepare you for a career in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. Prospective students are invited to attend an NYCTCM Open House for an overview of school programs, a tour of the facility, open discussion, and information on the application process.

Guest Student Visits and Personal Admissions Appointments

If Open House dates do not match your schedule contact the admissions office to arrange a date and time that is convenient for you.  A personal admissions appointment can be the best way to have your questions answered and to review your prior studies for transfer credit. Day, evening and weekend appointments are available. The Guest Student option is available on most Saturdays.

We are accepting applications for Winter Trimester 2012 which starts January 3, 2012.

Contact the admissions office for more information about our Guest Student Program. 

Visit NYCTCM's website for a schedule of Fall Open House events. 

The next Open House at NYCTCM in Mineola, NY is Saturday, Dec. 3, 2011 from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm. 

To RSVP please call the Admissions Office at 516-739-1545 or email admissions@nyctcm.edu

Early Acceptance Tuition Credit for new and transfer students.

Apply by December 3, 2011 and be eligible for a 10% credit on your first trimester tuition.

NYCTCM offers an Early Acceptance Tuition Credit to newly matriculated students or transfer students in the amount of a 10% credit applied to their first trimester tuition. The qualifying date for the Early Admission Tuition Credit for Winter 2012 trimester is Dec. 3 2011.

A non-refundable tuition deposit of $500 is due at the time a candidate accepts an offer of early acceptance from NYCTCM for Winter 2012 trimester. The deposit is separate and apart from financial aid. The $500 deposit and 10% tuition credit apply to the tuition for a student's first trimester of study at NYCTCM. Financial aid students will see the adjustment reflected in their first trimester tuition charges. The student who is eligible for EATI must make a full non-refundable deposit of $500, no matter if the student is on financial aid.

Accreditation

NYCTCM was granted full accreditation by the Accreditation Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (ACAOM) in May of 2002. This means that our students can qualify for financial aid, can sit without restriction for the NCCAOM examinations, and can qualify for licensure in almost every state in the U.S. In addition, in April of 2003 the New York State Education Department granted to NYCTCM the authority to confer Masters' degrees.

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Integrative Treatment for Breast Cancer - Clinical Case Study
Speaker:  Dr. Ruan Jin Zhao

Date & Time: 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM,  Sun.11/13/2011

NCCAOM PDA Points :3

Location: New York College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Mineola, NY

This lecture is focused on real cases treated by lecturer personally. The clinical information, laboratory data and herbal medicine used are true and real without any modification. The lecturer expects participants can benefit in making a clear multiple dimensional treatment plan for the newly diagnosis of breast cancer patient, can effectively use herbal medicine and acupuncture concurrently with chemotherapy, and radiation therapy to improve the clinical outcome. As well as being capable in dealing with the side effect from the rough treatment.

This will be more like a workshop hand by hand to avoid a superficial theoretical discussion. Due to chemotherapy and other medication being used intensively, Chinese herbal medicine and food supplements are limited in treating cancer patients clinically. The acupuncture treatment became the main stream therapeutic modality for cancer patients to discuss and educate our colleagues how to maximize the clinical benefit for cancer patients through acupuncture, and how to efficiently use acupuncture treatment in integrative oncology practice. For most acupuncturists, there is no problem in Acupoint selection, but the needling techniques are not used properly or not enough.

So genius classic needling manipulation will be reinforced in this lecture, because the essence of acupuncture is focused on Acupoint selection and needling technique, which generates varied physical stimulation/vibration to induce the cascade chemical reaction. Attendants will be rewarded with plentiful knowledge in Electro-therapy (micro-electricity current) and Plum blossom needling.

About the Speaker:

Ruan Jin Zhao OMD, PhD. got his OMD from Henan College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 1984, his, PhD in Chinese medicine and cellular biology at Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacology in 1990. He is President, The Center for Traditional Chinese Medicine, Inc., Sarasota, FL, and a member of the H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa, Florida. Dr. Zhao has been engaged in practicing, teaching, and researching traditional Chinese medicine with a focus on hepatic disease, viral disease and cancer for more than thirty years. He studied with the renowned professor Du Zhou Liu and under the tutelage of Professor Ben Chang En at Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacology.

Registration: 

Visit the NYCTCM CEU page to register with Paypal. 
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Zhao Bao Tai Chi Straight Sword by Grand Master J. Teasley.  Grand Master Teasley will give a Continuing Education Program for Acupuncturists at New York College of Traditional Chinese Medicine on October 16, sponsored by ASNY, titled Tai Chi Chuan and its Application to the Acupuncture Practice.  

For more information see the post about Tai Chi on the NYCTCM Acupuncture TCM blog, or go directly to the ANSY Events page, Tai Chi Chuan and its Application to the Acupuncture Practice. to register. 

Right now there are 19 places available for the seminar, which gives acupuncturists 5 PDA points. 


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taichi_teasley.jpgSifu (Master Teacher) J. Teasley's journey into the world of traditional healing began at the age of 4. At the age of 10, he began his study of traditional martial arts. After University, he continued his studies of traditional healing and traditional martial arts abroad. His training has taken him to places such as Wahpeton Dakota Sioux Reservation in Saskatchewan, Canada, to Hong Kong, Shanghai, and the famous Wu Dang Mountain of Central China, birthplace of Taoism and Chinese Traditional Medicine.

In 1995, Master Teasley returned to the United States to continue his work here in the field of Complementary Alternative Medicine [CAM], In 1998, he founded The Messianese Multicultural and Holistic Wellness Center [not-for-profit 501(c)(3)]. Master Teasley's 30 years study of martial arts and Traditional Chinese Medicine, combined with his 36 years experience in his family's holistic healing traditions, goes into the development of his programs.

This course will show Acupuncturists how Tai Chi Chuan, and  Chi Kung may be practiced to enhance the focus, and intention of Acupuncture in practice. Attendees will be taught exercises to help them be better fit to practice Acupuncture day to day, and enhance needle work. Attendees will also be taught techniques based on the principles of the Tao to help them live and practice more successfully and fulfilled!

5 PDA's Earned (pending NCCAOM approval)


ASNY Members $85.00

Non-ASNY Members $125.00

Student Rate $50.00

When: October 16, 2011

Time: 9 am - 2 pm

Where: 

New York College of Traditional Chinese Medicine

155 First St.

Mineola, NY  11501

Registration: More information and online registration: 

Tai Chi Chuan and its Application to the Acupuncture Practice

Registration
More information and online registration: Tai Chi Chuan and its Application to the Acupuncture Practice

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Jenny Wang is a licensed acupuncturist in the state of Maryland, and a Diplomate in acupuncture by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM). She received her master's degree in Acupuncture from the New York College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (NYCTCM) in Mineola, NY. 

In addition to her private practice, she also volunteers at the Joy Wellness Center at Shepherd's Clinic. She devotes a great deal of attention and focus to understand each person's unique body constitution and needs, within the perspective of the entire health picture. She firmly believes that the best route to effective treatments is compassion and genuine interest in each person's wellbeing, on the part of the practitioner, and the trust and faith gained in return.

Please feel free to submit your questions or comments to Jenny on her website. 

Locations:

715 Park Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21201

1190 W. Northern Parkway, Suite 110, Baltimore, MD 21210

To make an appointment, please call 347-559-5168 or email Jenny Leung, L.Ac

Jenny Wang, M.Ac., Dipl.Ac., L.Ac.
Benevolent Acupuncture P.C. 
www.benevolentacupuncture.com

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After numerous efforts and letters on behalf of the Acupuncture Society of New York and other independent efforts effective July 16th, ASNY was informed that the diagnosis restrictions on Empire BC/BS plans have been removed.  Prior restrictions included knee and/or hip osteoarthritis provable with x-ray and nausea from chemotherapy, pregnancy or post surgical.  After extensive contact with the company we have received the response that "our medical policies have been updated and the prior diagnosis restrictions have been removed".  ASNY thanks everyone who helped contribute to the reversal of these restrictions. 

Please watch www.asny.org for upcoming ASNY programs on Major Medical, No Fault and Workers Compensation Insurance.   Additionally, I look forward to updating you on meetings that ASNY has this month with the Governor's Office, Department of Insurance and the Workers Compensation Board. 

I sincerely thank those who are ASNY members and strongly encourage new members to join in order to help fuel these efforts.

Respectfully,
James M. Shinol, ASNY President

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Interested in enrolling for September 2011?
Late Registration is going on now.
           
Open House Event
Saturday, August 20th
Mineola Campus 
10:30-12:30 PM
 
Attendees who are interested in fall 2011 admission are invited to bring prior college transcript information for an admission  interview following the Open House or call 516-739 ext. 209 to schedule an individual admission appointment.

The NYCTCM parking area is currently being repaved.There is free parking on weekends at the Municipal Parking Garage on Main Street directly opposite the NYCTCM parking area.
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One of our graduates, Tatyana Yakovleva, is looking for a part time Acupuncturist to work at her office located in Coney Island in Brooklyn. ur website is: www.amitausa.com

To apply, send resume to: joseph.amita@gmail.com I can be reached at 917-476-2931

Best regards,

 Joseph Tsinberg,  Amita Holistic Healing Center

Please see the Acupuncturist Wanted and Office Space for Rent on the NYCTCM website for recent additions. 


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