Studying in China

[Guest guest]

Whilst doing my internship for 6 months in Beijing in 2004, i was

lucky enough to follow a leading stroke specialist, Dr Bai, at the

prestigious Zhong Ri hospital (Sino Japan Friendship hospital). She

used a lot of scalp acupuncture as well as other treatments. Her

success rate was very good; hence she was the most expensive and

busiest doctor in the acupuncture ward.

 

After completing my internship i stayed on and took private teaching

from her and learnt abdominal acupuncture and stroke treatment. For

half a day (they don't tend to work in the afternoons) teaching and

without an interpreter it cost me $300 for 3 weeks. Of course,

accommodation and an interpreter will be extra. They may offer you

afternoon lectures but I wouldn't bother taking them.

 

If anyone is interested, contact me off list.

 

Attilio

www.chinesemedicinetimes.com

 

Chinese Medicine , " Tom Verhaeghe "

<tom.verhaeghe wrote:

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> During my stay in Nanjing I interned for one month in the

acupuncture

> residential clinic in the first provincial hospital, Nanjing.

Almost all of

> the patients are stroke patients.

> The clinic is at Hanzhong Lu, close to where the uni used to be

located (the

> international dept is still located there). You would need to

contact the

> school for an internship and possibly an interpreter. The rate used

to be

> 1000$ for one month.

> Here's a link the Nanjing university in English:

http://iec.njutcm.edu

> cn/nanjingzhongyi1.htm

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> Best of luck,

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> Tom.

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> turiyahill

> 12/27/07 01:24:57

> Chinese Medicine

> China Scalp Acu. Training

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> I would like to acquire training and experience in scalp

acupuncture

> for stroke rehabilitation. Can anyone advise where in China or

Taiwan

> I might be able to arrange this training?

> Thank You

>

> Turiya Hill, L.Ac.

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