Joseph Adams, L.Ac., MTOM, CMT

       21 Tamal Vista Blvd. Suite 110 · Corte Madera, Ca. 90425 · Qimoves@yahoo.com

 

 


Objective: Furthering the Practice and Profession of Oriental Medicine

 

 

Profile

Published author, and Editor for The American Acupuncturist

Oriental medical professor, Acupuncture and Integrative Medical College, Berkeley

Pulse Instructor,  Emperor’s College of Traditional Oriental Medicine, Santa Monica

CEU lecturer, and instructor, Neo-classical pulse systems, throughout California

California State Acupuncture Association’s Board of Directors, and Chair for Publications Committee

Clinical focus on Integrative East-West fertility treatments, and orthopedic acupuncture protocols for pain

 

Employment History

Institute For Traditional Acupuncture & Herbology, a multidisciplinary practice, Corte Madera, 2007

Instructor, Advanced Techniques, OM Diagnosis, AIMC Berkeley, 2006-present

Pulse Instructor, Neo-classical Pulse Diagnosis, Emperor’s College, 2005-present

Assistant Clinical Supervisor, Emperor’s College, 2005-2006

Proprietor, Jade Forest Acupuncture, Beverly Hills, 2004-2006

Proprietor, Mobil Massage, 1999-2004

Teachers Assistant, Principles of Treatment, Shen-Hammer & Neo-classical Pulse, Emperor’s, 2001- 2005

Assistant to Senior Acupuncturist, Golden Cabinet, Santa Monica, 2003-2005

 

Appointments

California State Oriental Medical Association board of directors, 2007-Present

Board Chair for CSOMA Publications Committee, 2007-Present

Editor American Acupuncturist, 2006-Present

Quan Yin Healing Center, field advocate and consultant for Hepatitis C Initiative, 2005-present

Research and Literature development, Jade Forest Medicinals, 2003-2006

American Association of Oriental Medicine, Student of the Year Award, 2003

Co-planned and executed the annual acupuncture symposium for CSOMA, 1999

 

Education, Licenses, and Certificates

Licensed Acupuncturist, State of California, California Acupuncture Board, 2004

Master of Oriental Medicine, Emperor’s College of Oriental Medicine, Santa Monica, 2003

AA Santa Monica City College, 1998

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, American Heart Association, 2006

Certified in the management of Hepatitis C, Quan Yin Healing Center, San Francisco, 2005

Clean Needle Technique, Council of Colleges, 2004

Certified Massage Therapist, Alive and Well Massage School, Kentfield, 1992

 

Associations

California State Acupuncture Association, member, and Publication Chair

American Association of Oriental Medicine member, and Editor

 

 

Specialized Training

Homotoxicology, Japanese Needling, Shang Han Lun, Dr. Miki Shima, 2003-2007

Neo-classical Pulse, & Shen-Hammer pulse lineages, Dr. William Morris, 1998-2005

Orthopedic acupuncture, multi-faceted OM didactics, Dr. Robert Zeiger, 1997-2007

Eight Extra Vessels, Divergents, Sinew Vessels, Shen Hammer, Celia Dermont L.Ac., 2000-2005

Treatment of Degenerative Conditions With Extraordinary Vessels, Jeffrey Yuen, 2005

I Ching Acupuncture, Dr. Chen, 2004

Secondary Vessels, Dr. David Chan, 2003

Shiatsu, Tuina, and Acupressure, Emperor’s College, Dr. Gu, & Ingrid Marsten 1997

Swedish, deep tissue massage, and polarity, Alive and Well, 1992

 

Publications

Links:

Evolution of Ancient Chinese Wisdom and the Five Elements, Part I, pp. 7-11

Evolution, Ancient Advice and the Five Elements, Part II, pp. 16-18, 31

Bringing the Nan Jing to Life: Pulse Taking and Diagnosis from the Classic of Difficulties, pp. 25-27

Reciprocal Innervation: A Modern Explanation of Nei Jing Branch Methodologies, pp. 30-33