
Our founder,
Dr. James Tin Yau So
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Mission
The mission of the New England School of Acupuncture is to be a leader in the development of traditional and modern Oriental medicine as a medical art and science by offering outstanding, academically rigorous, professional programs: to educate practitioners to be effective, compassionate healers, capable of providing high-quality health care to the public and advancing knowledge in the field of Oriental medicine. |
Educational Objectives
The carefully designed programs of the New England School of Acupuncture graduate practioners who:
- are able to apply the philosophies and theories of acupuncture and Oriental medicine;
- can promote wellness, diagnose illness and develop and implement effective treatment plans for patients;
- demonstrate knowledge of Western medical terminology, pathophysiology and approaches to treating illness and are able to make informed and appropriate referrals;
- are prepared to set up and maintain successful clinical practices, and can participate collaboratively in a variety of clinical settings;
- have an awareness and appreciation of research in Oriental medicine;
Beyond the professional master's degree program, NESA is committed to:
- providing students, alumni, practitioners and faculty with opportunities for lifelong learning through an active and wide-ranging continuing education program;
- encouraging and sponsoring scholarship and research in the field;
- serving the public by offering accessible acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine treatment at the NESA Clinic and at off-site locations;
- offering lectures and courses of interest to the public.
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