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Our Experts Clinic members has chief experts as Ph. D degree holders
in acupuncture and TCM with extensive clinical, teaching and research
experiences, and are joined with a diversity of health care practitioners
such as physicians, naturopath, dentists, chiropractors and physiotherapists
who loves haveing a holistic and integrated approach towards their
practice.
 Dr.
Cheng earned her Bachelor's Degree in TCM and Western Medicine in
1983 from the Hunan College of TCM, China. She did further study
at Tianjin College of TCM, China culminating in 1987 with a Master's
Degree in Medicine and Acupuncture. In 1990, she received her Ph.D
in Medicine from the Chengdu College of TCM, China with a specialty
in Acupuncture and Chronomedicine.
Dr. Cheng has 20 years of clinical experience as a physician, herbalist
and acupuncturist. She has been a professor at several colleges
as well as instructing foreign students in China. She has translated
several publications and is a published author of several TCM works.
She is currently the Director of the BodyMind Synergy Health Centre,
a member of several professional association boards and Vice-President
for the Alberta Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctors.
Dr. Cheng is an active participant in the process of regulating
TCM in Alberta. She also teaches courses on TCM to medical professionals
and offers public education workshops on TCM. In September 2004
her long-time dream of opening a school of TCM was realised with
the opening of CITCM, which she is proud to be the director of.
Emptiness sharpens one's intelligence
Serenity leads one to advance further
Dr. Shiwu Xiao, TCMD,MD (China), Associate Professor, M.Sc, RAc
 Dr. Xiao is from Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in China. He worked as Associate professor and Chief physician in Internal Medicine & Pediatric Department. He received his Masters degree after eight years systematically study TCM and Western Medicine in 1988.
Dr. Xiao has more than 20 years hospital and clinical experience as well as teaching experience. He also worked as visiting professor in Israel for 10 years.
As a known Physician, Herbalist and Acupuncturist, His specialty is treatment of: Asthma, COPD, Allergies, Cancer, Diabetics, he also treats the following: Pain management (Migraine, Back pain, arthritis, Neurological injury), Hormone disorder (Dysmenorrheal, PMS, Male and Female climacteric syndrome), Mental disorder (Anxiety, Depression, Fatigue, Insomnia), Infertility, ADD, ADHD, Eczema, Acne, Psoriasis, Addiction (Cigarettes, alcohol, drugs), Obesity, and diet consultation.
Dr. Huang Tie Jun M.D./PH.D. Professor (Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation) Doctor of T.C.M.
 Dr. Huang worked as an associate professor in Department of Sports Science of Beijing Sport University after his graduation from Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. He earned a doctorate degree of medicine in the field of acupuncture, massage and immunology in 1998.
Dr. Huang is a well-known scholar and doctor in the field of sport medicine and rehabilitation. He also worked in Japan and America (U.S.A) as a professor teaching Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation. His lectures cover treatment of sports injury with acupuncture and Chinese Tui Na massage and Chinese herbal medicine.
From July, 2006 to August, 2008, in preparation of Beijing Olympic Games, Dr. Huang worked with two of the China Olympic teams: China RHY Gymnastics and female field husky team as their medical consultant. China RHY Gymnastics team got the silver medal of 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. Dr. Huang has also been involved in teaching traditional Chinese medicine to overseas students. He had trained many students and medical workers from British, France, German, USA, Japan, Spain and South Korea in the field of acupuncture, massage and Qigong. Dr. Huang is not only a successful professor and scholar, he is also a top clinician. He has over 20 years of clinical experience as a physician, herbalist and acupuncturist and is good at treating, preventing and rehabilitating not only sports medicine injuries and difficult/complicated illnesses but also a large variety of diseases. Dr. Huang has a great passion for teaching as well as helping others. He enjoys his work as a professor and doctor. He is grateful to have the opportunity to join CITCM for more challenge in his life and career, and at the same time, he repeatedly says “ I have great students here, I will miss them so much. It is a great feeling when students keep telling you that you are a great instructor or you are a miraculous doctor. ”
Dr. Yi Fu Visiting Professor
D.T.C.M., Ph.D. Medicine
 Dr.
Fu earned his doctor degree of TCM in 2005 from the Chengdu TCM
University with a specialty in acupuncture. Dr. Fu also practices
wrist and ankle acupuncture, massage and reflexology. Dr. Fu has
6 years clinical experiences as a physician and acupuncturist and
also is a board member of Sichuan Reflective Association. He is
experienced in teaching TCM students in China and from overseas
and has earned wide acclaim in his field.
Dr. Fu also followed several famous doctors, one of whom is the
descendant of the imperial doctor of the Qing Dynasty and now he
is very experienced in treating rheumatism, facial paralysis, cervical
and lumber problems, frozen shoulder, insomnia, disordered menstruation
and acne.
Dr. Fu has 23 years experiences of Chinese calligraphy and 10 years
experiences of Buddhism and meditation (Dhyana).
Dr. Hubert Shuo Zhang, TCMD, M.D.(China), Ph.D., Visiting Professor
Dr. Zhang is from Medical College of Tsingtao University, where he works as a pharmacologist, TCM physician and senior instructor directing Chinese & international students. In 1994, he began with his 11 years systematic study of TCM and western medicine in Chengdu University of TCM. His undergraduate major is clinical TCM with specialty in Otorhinolaryngology and Ophthalmology of TCM. He earned his Master’s Degree in TCM ophthalmology in 2002 and his Medical Doctorate Degree in pharmacology of Chinese materia medica in 2005. He is engaged in development of herbal medicines, and communication of TCM and western medicine theory. He published 39 academic articles, and several translated academic publications. He is currently Board Member of World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies, Executive Editor of Journal of Progress in Modern Biomedicine, Member of Chinese Pharmacological Society, and Associate Director of Medicines R & D Base in Tsingtao University.
Since 1992,Dr. Zhang had followed TCM masters and started his professional life as TCM doctor in 1996. He is one of the descendant and representative of Li’s TCM style originating in ancient Chongqing city, which is well-known for ophthalmology, otorhinolaryngology, dermatology, gynecology and meridian therapy since 19th century. He has developed series of effective treatments with special TCM techniques, for diseases such as ocular fundus diseases(diabetic retinopathy, central retinal vein occlusion, senile macular degeneration, pigmentary degeneration of retina, optic atrophy,etc.), iridocyclitis, conjunctivitis, keratitis, dacryocystitis, Meniere’s disease, chronic pharyngitis, chronic rhinitis, allergic rhinitis, nasosinusitis, aphonia, refractory eczematosis, urticaria, cancer, diabetics, mental disorder, menstrual disorder, climacteric syndrome, cerebral stroke, hemiplegia, progressive spinal muscular atrophy, etc.
Ivy Juan Wang , MSc.TCM
 Dr. Wang received her Master’s Degree of TCM from the Chengdu University of TCM in China. Dr. Wang is specialized in using acupuncture and moxibustion to treat gynecological and pain syndrome such as infertility, premature ovarian failure, irregular menstruation, dysmenorrheal, PMS, menopause; arthritis, herniated discs, frozen shoulder.
She has followed two very famous specialists for a period of two years in China. One is a professor in gynecology and the other one is good at using the ancient traditional acupuncture needling methods to treat stubborn diseases.
Karen L McInnis, B.Sc., R.Ac.,
R.R.T.
 Karen
received her B. Sc. from the University of Calgary in 1985. She
completed further training earning a Respiratory Therapy Diploma
from SAIT in 1990 for which she received the Louise McKinney Post-Secondary
Scholarship for exceptional academic achievement. She also received
the Trudell Award for outstanding academic performance in respiratory
therapy. She has completed a course in CNS sleep diagnosis and equipment
training in 1995 and in 1996 graduated with honours with a Canadian
Institute of Management Certificate. Most recently she attained
an Acupuncture Diploma from the Alberta College of Acupuncture and
TCM (honours) in 2002.
Karen McInnis has been working in health care for the past 12 years,
first as a Respiratory Therapist and more recently as a practitioner
of Traditional Chinese Medicine. She graduated at the top of her
class in both programs. Her love of travel and desire to learn more
about Chinese Medicine led her to complete her clinical training
of TCM in China. In addition to her clinical work, Karen practices
and teaches Taoist Tai Chi and lectures to various groups on the
health benefits of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Jackie St. George-Rennie, B.M.R.
(P.T.), C.M.Ac.
 Jackie
has extensive training in physiotherapy and acupuncture. She holds
a Bachelor of Medical Rehabilitation, Physical Therapy in 1979 from
the University of Manitoba. She received her Post Graduate Diploma
in Sport Physiotherapy in 1986 and continued to her professional
development with various manual therapy courses. She became a Certified
Level 1 Acupuncturist, A.F.C.I in 2000 and in 2002 she completed
Level 2 Acupuncture Courses (T.C.M), A.F.C.I. In 2003 she received
her Certificate in Medical Acupuncture from the University of Alberta
and has continued to pursue further knowledge of Acupuncture through
various professional development courses.
Jackie has been a practicing physiotherapist for over 20 years.
She is the former owner and director of the Calgary Winter Club
from 1992 to 2000 where she still practices. Jackie has previously
been a member of many professional boards dealing with sport medicine
and is currently a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association.
Jackie also brings many years of experience teaching Injury Prevention
programs and is a Certified Instructor for Sport Physiotherapy Canada.
She has been a member of several major games medical teams and a
former consultant to Calgary Television for local fitness programs.
"When you embrace learning with a positive mind and an open
heart, you will experience life long benefits."
Dr. Craig W. Young, B.Sc.,
D.D.S., C.M.Ac.
Dr. Craig Young is a dentist with a unique approach to healing.
He has integrated high tech modern dentistry with concepts of functional
medicine, and various forms of natural healing. He is also an acupuncturist,
and has been trained in Reiki and Body Talk among other forms of
complimentary and alternative medicine health care modalities.
He graduated from the University of Alberta's certificate program
of medical acupuncture in 1997 and has actively pursued further
knowledge in the field of acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine
with an intensity that rivals his dental activity.
Dr. Young's dental professional development has taken him to international
destinations typically spending over 20 hours per month in his pursuit
of current dental knowledge. He is a member of the International
Academy of Gnathology, the International Academy of Oral Medicine
and Toxicology, and has had the pleasure of studying with some of
the world's foremost experts in the field. With 16 years of clinical
experience in integrated dental concepts, the utilization of Acupuncture
and TCM has become a critical component in his clinic's management
of Temporo-mandibular Joint dysfunction, chronic pain, bioesthetic
dental rehabilitation and dental material sensitivity revision.
Dr. Young's practice is located in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
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