Chris Flanagan

We are seeking new practitioners. In return for a 6 month commitment of 2 weekly shifts (a shift is 4 to 4.5 hours), qualified practitioners will receive Professional Development benefits of:

* Washington Acupuncture license * professional liability insurance at the highest level ($1 million/$3 million Preferred type) * WAOMA professional membership.

The clinic is now open on Tuesday and Fridays, but can expand to other days with increased staffing.

KWCC is a nonprofit community clinic, offering treatments to a diverse population at a sliding scale of $5-40 (more than 50% of our patients can only afford the $5 treatment level). It's a particularly good opportunity for new practitioners to see many patients, with a variety of problems.

CONTACT: Chris Flanagan @..."

February 16-17, 2008, 9am-5pm, at Wu Hsing Tao School, Talaris World Campus, Bldg D, 4000 NE 41st St, 98105 (just east of the UW Center for Urban Horticulture)

A weekend seminar serving as an introduction to the study of different schools of thought within Chinese medicine. The emphasis in this course will be a detailed examination of the clinical relevance of some historically important doctors and their treatment strategies: an introduction to a richer, more classical approach to Chinese herbal medicine – in distinct contrast to the distilled version of Chinese medicine named “TCM.”

The instructor, Jin Zhao, is about to complete a Ph.D at the Chengdu University of TCM, where he teaches a full semester-length version of this course. A talented teacher and translator as well as a practicing doctor, he has special expertise on the subject of Li Dongyuan (famous author of..."