Healing Across the Globe
Sichuan Provincial People’s Hospital & Sichuan Academy of Medical Science
In 1993, I became a licensed physician in China. I competed against one thousand candidates and was employed by Sichuan Academy of Medical Science & Sichuan State People’s Hospital, which has the top ranked neurology center in China. Working at the neurology center, I effectively managed emergencies for patients at ER, ICU, neurological, internal medicine, and surgical floors and successfully collaborated with multidisciplinary teams including attending physicians, residents, nurses and supporting staff members. Furthermore, I was in charge of the acupuncture consultation in the entire hospital which had more than 4000 beds and 20 departments.
Every day, I treated numerous patients in the hospital. I have treated 200 diverse diseases including Stroke, Alzheimer's disease, Spinal cord injury, Multiple sclerosis, Back pain, Bell's palsy, Trigeminal neuralgia, Carpal tunnel syndrome, Stress, Diabetic neuropathy, Erb-Duchenne palsy, Klumpke's palsy, Saturday night palsy, Sciatica, Peroneal nerve palsy, Guillain-Barre syndrome, Myelitis, syringomyelia, migraine, Giant-cell arteritis, cluster headache, insomnia, myasthenia gravis, amyotrophic Sclerosis, Bulbar palsy, Post-surgical urinary retention, Anxiety, etc. Within the 12 years, I was able to successfully develop an Intern training program for therapeutic acupuncture for the entire hospital. Additionally, I developed an acupuncture consultation program for mature patients. Due to my excellent performance, I was awarded the “Top-Ten Physician” at the Sichuan State People’s Hospital. I was also honored to be invited to attend weekly physician seminars reserved for the top physicians where we discussed under-diagnosed and complicated diseases in health systems in Southwestern China.
Healing Without Borders: WHO and UNESCO (Africa)
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Healing Without Borders: WHO and UNESCO (Mexico)
Oaxaca is located amidst the Sierra Madre Del Sur Mountains in the Valley of Oaxaca.
The city center was included in a World Heritage Site designated by UNESCO, in recognition of its treasure of historic buildings and monuments.
Doctors and scientists from 80 countries including America, China, Europe, India, South America and Africa were invited by UNESCO and UNAIDS to this international conference. I gave a presentation as a guest speaker and also had the honor to preside over the UNESCO conference at the same time. While in Mexico, I was able to treat patients with stroke and other neurological diseases. During my visit, I had the opportunity to treat poor and under privileged children who were in desperate need of medical care.
After the conference, all the guest were invited to Oaxaca governor’s residence to watch a beautiful Mexican traditional dance.
Academy of Oriental Medicine at Austin Graduate School
In 2005, I became a full-time professor of Academy of Oriental Medicine at Austin Graduate School (AOMA) and a licensed acupuncturist in Texas. As a faculty member, I gave lectures, supervised interns and served patients every week. I provided direct care for numerous patients at AOMA and Seton Good Health Common Medical Center in Texas. I have taught over six thousand medical students and supervised more than eleven thousand medical interns in the Doctoral and Master programs at AOMA and Seton healthcare facilities.
I supervised several Seton community health centers including Seton Topfer and Seton McCarthy. As the clinic supervisor in Seton Topfer for 9 years, I not only taught my students medical foundations but also communicated with physicians, nurses and clinical managers efficiently. The patient number increased eight times within 2 months. Due to the great teamwork, Seton Topfer clinic was awarded “The Outstanding Clinic of AOMA.”
I have been invited to treat patients in the inpatient department of St David’s medical center since 2016 and ICU of Seton medical center 38 St. since 2017 which was the first recorded acupuncture ICU case in U.S. history. I gave three effective and safe treatments to the ICU patient which led to significant improvement in the patients condition.
Furthermore, I treated Middle East refugees in Hope Community Clinic in Austin and I have been a volunteer in Brackenridge hospital and Dell Seton Medical Center at the University of Texas since March 3rd, 2016.
My work was recognized by the U.S. and international healthcare professionals. I was invited for 20 times as a guest speaker at physician’s seminars in multiple medical centers in Texas including Stroke Unit in Seton Good Health Common Medical Center, Seton Medical Center Austin, St. David's Medical Center, and Texas Neuro Rehab Center. In 2009 and 2012, I was invited by the UNESCO and UNAIDS for academic presentations and I had the honor to preside one of the conference in Mexico 2012.