International College of Traditional Chinese Medicine of Vancouver
(This is our 12 consecutive years of accreditation, since the establishment of the accreditation of PCTIA.)
A Rewarding Career in Traditional Chinese Medicine
Over 27 years of excellence in TCM Education
*Acupuncture Diploma Program offered in both
English and Mandarin
from April 2014
*ChineseTuiNa Massage Certificate Program
from June 2014
Diploma programs: Credit courses start on April 21, 2014
* Five-year Program on Doctor of TCM (Dr.TCM.)
* Four-year Program on Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner (R.TCM.P.)
* Three-year Program on Acupuncturist (R.Ac.)
* Three-year Program on Traditional Chinese Medicine Herbalist (R.TCM.H.)
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COLLEGE CLINIC OPEN TO PUBLIC FREE consultation
PROFESSIONAL CLINIC Dr. Henry Lu Ph.D., Dr.TCM (Appointment Required) |
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TCM in British Columbia
Traditional Chinese Medicine has been legalized in British Columbia in 2000. Students may choose to be enrolled in an applicable program of the College and write a licensing examination upon graduation to become a registered Acupuncturist (R.Ac), TCM Herbalist (R.TCM.H.), TCM practitioner (R.TCM.P.), or Dr. of Traditional Chinese Medicine (Dr.TCM.). For students planning to be licensed by the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners and Acupuncturists (CTCMA) in BC, two (2) years of liberal arts and sciences (comprised of not less than 60 credits) in an accredited college or chartered/approved university acceptable to the CTCMA registration committee will be required to write the registration examinations. Please see the CTCMA website at http://www.ctcma.bc.ca/assets/files/pdf resources/Examinations/University Requirement.pdf for more information.
At present, Medical Service Plan of British Columbia (MSP) covers 10 Acupuncture treatments per year with other alternative care for qualified people. Each service will be reimbursed $23.00. On top of this, Insurance Cooperation of British Columbia (ICBC), Workers Compensation Broad (WCB) and other private extended medical care agencies such as Blue Cross cover acupuncture treatments.
This development is certainly beneficial to all patients who are looking forward to regaining their good health, and it is also encouraging to those who wish to seek a career in this health profession.