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he faculty members of the Doctoral program L. Francesca Ferrari have been carefully selected from the many L.Ac. Faculty renowned Traditional Chinese Medicine DMQ (China), Western District Medical Qigong Science and T TCM Research Institute, Beijing, China (TCM) teachers in the United States, China, and Europe. Many of our faculty descend from a lineage of DTCM (China), Ministry of Health, China TCM Masters in China and have over 40 years experi- Instructor, Five Branches University, Santa Cruz, California Associate Dean, Medical Qigong Science, Five Branches ence practicing and teaching TCM. Several have University, Santa Cruz, California trained in China’s most prestigious TCM universities Associate Director, Medical Qigong Clinic, Five Branches and hospitals, such as Shanghai University of TCM, University, Santa Cruz, California Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, Guangzhou Overseas Faculty (Dean of TCM), Medical Qigong College, Henan University of TCM, China University of TCM, Liaoning University of TCM, Traditional Chinese Medical Qigong Tianjin University of TCM, Fujian University of DAOM TCM, and Zhejiang Chinese Medical University. Nadine Gassner DAOM faculty also includes seasoned medical doctors Ph.D. who teach Western Medicine classes. Most of our PhD, Chemistry, University of Oregon, Eugene instructors are fluent in English; Chinese speaking fac- Former Research Associate, Stanford University School of ulty are accompanied by competent translators. All of Medicine, California our DAOM faculty are experienced and successful, Former Research Associate, Yale University School of Medicine, teacher-practitioners, and demonstrate a dedication to Connecticut The TCM and a passion for healing. Research Associate, University of California, Santa Cruz Director of Research, Five Branches University, Santa Cruz, California U.S. Faculty Professor, Five Branches University, Santa Cruz, California Research Methodology Gary Dolowich Pedagogy M.D., L.Ac., Dipl. Ac. (NCCAOM) MD, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine Naiqiang (John) Gu BAc (UK), College of Traditional Chinese Acupuncture, England L.Ac. Former Faculty, Traditional Acupuncture Institute, Maryland BS (China), TCM, Shanghai TCM University, China Faculty, Academy for Five Element Acupuncture, Florida Former Chair and Professor, Department of Dermatology, Professor, Five Element Specialty, Five Branches University, Santa Shanghai TCM University, China Cruz, California Professor, MTCM and DAOM Program, Emperor’s College of Five Element Acupuncture Traditional Oriental Medicine, Santa Monica, California Dermatology and External Diseases Benzheng Fang Co-founder, International Micro-acupuncture Research Institute, Hong Kong Former Director, Micro-acupuncture Research Institute, Xi’an, China Fang’s Microsystem Acupuncture 14 Frank He Jerry Alan Johnson L.Ac. Master’s Degree in Medical Qigong (China), Hai Dian University, MS (China), Acupuncture, Liaoning College of TCM, China Medical Qigong College of Beijing, China Former Instructor and Acupuncturist, Department of DTCM (China), Clinical License, Ministry of Health, China Acupuncture, Affiliated Hospital of Liaoning College of TCM, Professor, Five Branches University, Santa Cruz, California China Dean, Medical Qigong Science, Five Branches University, Former Research Professor, Eye Acupuncture, Acupuncture California Association of America Director, Medical Qigong Clinic, Five Branches University, Professor, Five Branches University, Santa Cruz, California California Chair, Department of Acupuncture, Five Branches University, Founder and Executive Officer, International Institute of Medical Santa Cruz, California Qigong Orthopedic Medicine and Pain Management Professor, Medical Qigong Science and Philosophy, Henan University of TCM, China Neuromuscular Medicine and Pain Management Overseas Director, Medical Qigong Therapy, Henan University Specialization of TCM, China Council Board Member, World Academic Society of Medical Lucy Hu Qigong, Beijing, China Ambassador of Chinese Medical Qigong Therapy to North L.Ac., Dipl. Ac (NCCAOM) America: World Health Organization Collaborating Center for MD (China), Shenyang University, China Traditional Chinese Medicine, Beijing, China Diplomat in TCM, Chinese Acupuncture and Medical Institute, External Advisory Committee, Department of Palliative Care Hong Kong and Rehabilitation Medicine, M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Former Pediatrician and Instructor, Dalian Children’s Hospital, Houston, Texas China Traditional Chinese Medical Qigong Professor, Five Branches University, Santa Cruz, California Chair, Department of Pediatrics, Five Branches University, Santa Daofang Li Cruz, California Pediatrics L.Ac. PhD (China), TCM, Shanghai TCM University, China Dr. Lichun Huang Former President, Florida Acupuncture Association Former Supervisor, Oriental Medicine, Department of World s top expert in the field of Auricular Medicine Alternative Medicine, Miami Heart Institute, Florida Recognition of Mastery and Lifetime Achievement Award at the Former Instructor and Practitioner, Florida Institute of TCM, St. World International Symposium on Auricular Therapy and Petersburg, Florida Auricular Medicine Vice-Director and Professor, Surgical Department, Longhua Award from the President of Italy, in recognition of the series of Hospital Affiliated to the Shanghai TCM University the treatments given to him during his visit to China Former Chief, Evaluation Panel of Research Project of Breast Led the delegation of Chinese Acupuncturists to teach Auricular Cancer and Diseases, China National Committee of Science Medicine to doctors in Cuba Gastroenterology Friendship and Struggle Award and Certificate from Cuba s President Auricular Medicine Specialization Peng Li L.Ac. MD (China), Shanghai First Medical College, China Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Acupuncture and TCM, Hua San Hospital, Shanghai, China Former Chair and Professor, Department of Physiology, Shanghai Medical University, China Allied Health Professional, Department of Medicine, University of California, Irvine Research Methodology Scientific Foundation of Acupuncture 15 Shaohua Li Zhuoyi Qiu L.Ac. L.Ac. Graduate, TCM, Shanghai TCM University, China BS (China), TCM, Guangzhou University of TCM, China Former Chief Physician, Department of Obstetrics and Former Professor and Chief Physician, Cardiology Section, Gynecology, Longhua Hospital Affiliated to Shanghai TCM Guangzhou University of TCM, China University, China Former Vice-Chairman, Heart Association of Integrated Director, Shanghai Acupuncture Clinic, Oakland, California Traditional and Western Medicine of Guangdong Province, China Gynecology and Obstetrics Former Vice-Chairman, National Association of International Exchange and Cooperation in TCM University Education of Women’s Health and Endocrinology Specialization China Professor, Emperor’s College of Traditional Oriental Medicine, Dawn Motyka Santa Monica, California M.D. Director, Yilin International Acupuncture and Herb Center, Alhambra, California MD, University of California, Davis Cardiovascular Diseases Former Speaker, Radio Show “Health Matters” Member, Quality Assurance Committee, Dominican Hospital, Santa Cruz, California Bernard Shannon Treasurer and Board of Directors, Santa Cruz County Medical DMQ (China), Western District Medical Qigong Science and Society, California TCM Research Institute, Beijing, China Gynecology and Obstetrics DTCM (China), Ministry of Health, China Women’s Health and Endocrinology Specialization Overseas Faculty (Executive Director of National and International Branches), Medical Qigong College, Henan University of TCM, China Jeffrey Pang Traditional Chinese Medical Qigong L.Ac. MD (China), Sun Yat Sen University of Medical Sciences, Yuanjin Tao Guangzhou, China L.Ac. Contract Acupuncturist, Kaiser Hospital, Santa Teresa Pain Management Center, California BS (China), TCM, Chengdu University of TCM, China Professor, Five Branches University, Santa Cruz, California MS (China), Integrative Western and TCM, Chongqing U.S. Faculty U.S. University of Medicine, China Chair, Department of TCM Theory and Department of Herbology, Five Branches University, Santa Cruz, California Former Physician and Instructor, Chongqing University of Medicine, China EENT Medical Consultant, Moscow City Government, Russia Oncology Professor, American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, San Francisco, California Baogui Qin Neurology L.Ac. Neuromuscular Medicine and Pain Management BS (China), TCM, Liaoning College of TCM, China Specialization Honorary Professor, Affiliated Hospital of Liaoning College of Faculty TCM, China Professor, University of East-West Medicine, Sunnyvale, California TCM Classics and Contemporary Applications Gynecology and Obstetrics DAOM The 16 Douglas Wang Joseph Changqing Yang L.Ac., Dipl. Ac. & CH. (NCCAOM) L.Ac. MD (China), Qinghai Medical University, China MS (China), Pattern and Human Constitution, Heilongjiang MTCM, American College of TCM, San Francisco, California University of TCM, China Former Director, Outpatient Department and Neuro-Psychiatry PhD, Psychiatry, Kobe University, Japan Department, Qinghai Third People’s Hospital, China Professor, Emperor’s College of Traditional Oriental Medicine, Former Director, Chinese Bilingual Program, American College Santa Monica, California of TCM, San Francisco, California Psychiatry and Psychotherapy Former Assistant Dean of Academic Studies, American College of TCM, San Francisco, California Joanna Zhao Professor, Five
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