When you study acupuncture and oriental medicine at National University of Health Sciences, you’ll not only receive a full education in traditional eastern medicine, you’ll also have a foundation in western medicine as well. Our unique approach prepares you for careers in hospitals, integrative settings, and helps you deliver better patient care.
Watch and see how combining basic exam tools from each tradition gives our students a wider perspective on a patient’s health condition:
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National University of Health Sciences (NUHS) faculty are in the forefront of health care research and development. For years NUHS instructor David Hopper, DC, OMT said he has had patients report they felt great after a visit, but they needed help alleviating pain and discomfort between chiropractic visits.
The increase of knowledge in acupuncture is generating advances in health care and sparking economic success. While the field of acupuncture is 3,000 years old, its use is on the rise today thanks in part to research further identifying new and relevant uses, thereby encouraging more patients to seek treatments, igniting industry growth, and offering rewarding opportunities for professional advancement.
Congratulations to National University of Health Sciences’ (NUHS’) faculty member Jocelyn Faydenko, ND, DC, whose commitment to research continues the institution’s legacy of excellence. Dr. Faydenko was spotlighted in the October 2024 newsletter of the RAND Research Across Complementary and Integrative Health Institutions (REACH) Center.
Defining the future of integrated health care.
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