Arizona School of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine

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Why Choose ASAOM? There are many accredited and candidate schools of Chinese medicine in North America. All have a common core curriculum, each is in some respects unique, and all are worthy of serious consideration. As you think about choosing our school as a setting to become a practitioner of Chinese medicine, I invite you to seriously consider Arizona School of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine.The Master’s in Acupuncture Program (M.Ac.) The Master’s Degree in Acupuncture Program provides the foundational knowledge and skill in Traditional Chinese Medicine needed to pass the national (NCCAOM) acupuncture certifying examination, become licensed in Arizona and many other states, and work competently as a L.Ac. in private practice. The M.Ac. Degree includes the A.B.T./Tuina Certificate course work. The M.Ac. Degree requires 3 academic years of full-time study. Students are in classroom and clinic 44 weeks a year. Total program hours: 2,626. Owing to the primary role of herbology in Chinese medicine, we strongly encourage students to prefer the M.Ac.O.M. degree. We find that many of our students choose to complete the M.Ac. Degree, pass their boards and start their practices, and then return to school to study herbs and complete their M.Ac.O.M. Degree. The Master in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Program (M.Ac.O.M.) The Master’s Degree in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Program is the M.Ac. Degree program, including the A.B.T./Tuina Certificate, plus courses and clinic i

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