Master of Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine (MAC CHM)
New England School of AcupunctureGain the knowledge, training, and competencies required to provide highly skilled care to patients of all ages and receive specialized training in Chinese herbal medicine (CHM).
Acupuncture Studies Integrated with Chinese Herbal Medicine Training
In this course of study at the Worcester campus at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, you’ll receive classroom instruction and hands-on clinical training under the direct supervision of our full-time faculty. Your training in Chinese herbal medicine (CHM) is integrated with your acupuncture studies at all phases of your education. When you complete the program, you are equipped to deliver care in a variety of settings, from single-provider practices to hospitals and medical centers. You also are eligible to take the national board exams and apply for licensure.
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$ 84K
Average SalaryAccording to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average salary for an Acupuncturist is $84,260.
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“This is a truly amazing time to enter healthcare. There are ancient traditions undergoing modern scientific testing that have shown their efficacy. The future of healthcare is moving towards centering patients, more integration of care, and being more equitable."
Timothy Sobo, MA '12 | Official Acupuncturist for the Cleveland Cavaliers
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