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School of Acupuncture Oriental Medicine

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ORIENTAL MEDICINE

The ancient and dynamic healthcare modality known as oriental medicine is both an art and science. Becoming a competent and confident practitioner is a multifaceted process that involves understanding theoretical concepts, learning by doing, practice, and working closely with seasoned practitioners. The course offerings in the Bachelor Of Science In Oriental Medicine are designed

To introduce philosophically-based Asian Medical Science and the Western scientific approach
To establish a 3rd system of medicine, a combination of Eastern and Western Medicine
To the develop Oriental Medicine & Acupuncture through more recondite academic study in theories and practical application of scholarship integrating theory with

Bachelor Of Science In Oriental Medicine Admissions
Minimum educational requirements are a High School diploma from a state-approved or regionally or nationally accredited institution or equivalent.

Bachelor Of Science In Oriental Medicine Program Description
All course work in this degree program is prescriptive.

	Units	Hours
General Education Curriculum	60 units	600 hrs
Western Clinical Science Courses
WS-227 Human Anatomy	4 units	40 hrs
WS-228 Human Anatomy Lab	2 units	20 hrs
WS-229 Human Anatomy	4 units	40 hrs
WS-230 Human Anatomy Lab	2 units	20 hrs
WS-231 Nutrition & Vitamins	2 units	20 hrs
WS-240 Pathology	4 units	40 hrs
WS-241 Pathology	4 units	40 hrs
WS-245 History of Medicine	2 units	20 hrs
WS-246 Medical Terminology	2 units	20 hrs
WS-250 Clinical Sciences	4 units	40 hrs
WS-251 Clinical Medicine	4 units	40 hrs
WS-255 Western Pharmacology	4 units	40 hrs
WS-260 Practice Management	2 units	20 hrs
WS-265 C.P.R.	1 units	10 hrs
Total Western Clinical Science:	41 units	410 hrs

Acupuncture Courses
AC-310 Acupuncture Anatomy & Physiology	4 units	40 hrs
AC-311 Acupuncture Anatomy & Physiology	4 units	40 hrs
AC-315 Beginning Acupuncture (Meridian/Point)	4 units	40 hrs
AC-316 Intermediate Acupuncture Techniques	4 units	40 hrs
AC-330 Beginning Acupuncture Techniques	4 units	40 hrs
AC-335 Acupressure/Tuina Techniques	1 units	10 hrs
AC-340 Ethics Relating to the Practice of Acupuncture	1 units	10 hrs
Total Acupuncture:	22 units	220 hrs

Oriental Medicine Courses
OM-410 History & Philosophy of Oriental Medicine	3 units	30 hrs
OM-420 Principles of Oriental Medicine	3 units	30 hrs
OM-421 Principles of Oriental Medicine	3 units	30 hrs
OM-422 Principles of Oriental Medicine	3 units	30 hrs
OM-460 Breathing Techniques (Qi - Gong)	2 units	20 hrs
OM-461 Traditional Oriental Exercise (Tai - Qi)	2 units	20 hrs
Total Oriental Medicine:	16 units	160 hrs

Herbology Courses
HB-510 Principles of Herbology	3 units	30 hrs
HB-520 Herbology	3 units	30 hrs
HB-521 Herbology	3 units	30 hrs
HB-522 Herbology	3 units	30 hrs
HB-530 Herbal Formulas	3 units	30 hrs
HB-531 Herbal Formulas	3 units	30 hrs
HB-532 Herbal Formulas	3 units	30 hrs
HB-545 Herbal Pharmacy	3 units	30 hrs
Total Herbology:	24 units	240 hrs

Clinical Training Courses
CL-610 Clinical Observation	5 units	50 hrs
CL-611 Clinical Observation	5 units	50 hrs
CL-12 Clinical Observation	7 units	70 hrs
CL-20 Clinical Internship	15 units	150 hrs
CL-21 Clinical Internship	15 units	150 hrs
Total Clinical Training:	46 units	460 hrs

Bachelor Of Science In Oriental Medicine Program Total:	210 units	2100 hrs

Bachelor Of Science In Oriental Medicine Graduation Requirements

Student must complete 210-quarter units of credit. One (1) quarter unit is ten (10) contact hours for ten weeks. Total contact hours: Two thousand one hundred (2100) hours.
Satisfactory completion (C average or better) of all required course work over twelve (12) quarters time (approximately thirty-six months chronological time).
Students must apply for graduation and meet all academic and financial requirements.

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