China Internship Report #3

[Guest guest]

Thanks again for comments.

 

Leas comments were most useful in pointing out that " this is China "

and no one here wants to lose face, and that administration is useless

for the most part.

 

S0 I took her advice and went directly to the doctors to explain my

position..without complaining to admin.

 

So it has all been worked out, I will be working the Acupuncture

doctor of choice, with my interpreter. I look forward to learning

freehand techniques from him as he does perform all the classic

manipulations and such. He is the one doctor there that isn't

" cookbook style " , and I find his point choices to be quite

interesting. He's also open to answering all of my questions .. On

alternate days I will practice Tuina with another English speaking

specialist.

 

I'll post more as I progress.

Skip

[Guest guest]

Good for you, Skip, for asserting yourself. It's a golden opportunity to learn,

so get the most out of it. It will help your patients later.

 

Anne

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" skip8080 " <skip8080

> Thanks again for comments.

>

> Leas comments were most useful in pointing out that " this is China "

> and no one here wants to lose face, and that administration is useless

> for the most part.

>

> S0 I took her advice and went directly to the doctors to explain my

> position..without complaining to admin.

>

> So it has all been worked out, I will be working the Acupuncture

> doctor of choice, with my interpreter. I look forward to learning

> freehand techniques from him as he does perform all the classic

> manipulations and such. He is the one doctor there that isn't

> " cookbook style " , and I find his point choices to be quite

> interesting. He's also open to answering all of my questions .. On

> alternate days I will practice Tuina with another English speaking

> specialist.

>

> I'll post more as I progress.

> Skip

>

>

>