Alternative Health: Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine: Professional Organizations

ACAOM is a private agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education to accredit professional masters degree and professional masters certificate and diploma programs in acupuncture and Oriental medicine. Greenbelt, Maryland.

AOMNC was formed to support the passage of Federal Acupuncture Bill and to advocate for the elimination of discriminatory reimbursement practices.

AOMAlliance is an umbrella organization comprised of practitioners, teachers, schools, venders and users of energetic medicine. Established in 1994, Olalla, WA.

AAC is a licensed acupuncturist organization providing practitioner listings, regulations, legislation, and general information on acupuncture in Colorado.

AAMA is a physician organization promoting the integration of acupuncture with Western medical training and a comprehensive approach to health care.

AAOM is a professional membership organization of licensed Oriental medicine practitioners who are committed to high ethical, educational, and regulatory standards, to ensure the competent provision of Oriental medicine to the public. Since 1981. Maryland.

Professional organization for Doctors of Chinese medicine, acupuncturists, herbalists, and other practitioners of Chinese medicine.

AACMA is a national professional association of acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine practitioners. West End, Queensland, Australia.

BAcC represents acupuncturists trained in traditional acupuncture in the United Kingdom. Based in London.

BMAS is an organization of medical practitioners who use acupuncture in hospital or general practice. Includes dentists and vets. Links to training courses for doctors and acupuncture practitioners. Warrington, Cheshire, United Kingdom.