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onigiri_desu onigiri_desu
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2 years ago
Hi. I just joined this forum.

I am really interested in learning acupuncture but I don't know where to start. I come from a completely different world so I would need to start from the very basics.

I have seen online a few things but I would like to know from more expert people, the right path to take.

I would like to know if acupuncture is a completely standalone path, so it can be learned without having to do medicine first.

Also, I'd like to know if there is anything that can be done remotely, study part and then for the practical part in person.

Probably there is more to ask and to know, but I do not want to write a poem.

I am open to any suggestion or other info about it.

Unfortunately, I cannot do it full-time in person since I have to work, so I hope there is something online.

Thanks  Slight Smile
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2 years ago
In the U.S., attending an accredited acupuncture or Chinese medicine program and obtaining a master’s degree is generally the minimum education requirement to become a practicing acupuncturist. Note that there is a movement toward doctoral degree training.

For a master’s program, accredited acupuncture schools require 60 college or university level semester credits at a nationally or regionally accredited institution. For doctorate programs, 90 semester credits are required.

The program length to become an acupuncturist will vary with the school and program you choose. At NWHSU, completing the Master of Acupuncture program takes 8 trimesters (or 2⅔ years).
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