Sze K. Chan, MSTCM, L. Ac., Dipl. O.M. graduated from Columbia University and worked for a decade in various fields before she combined her love for Chinese culture and her early foray into medical research and dedicated herself to helping people through Chinese Medicine.
She received her Masters of Traditional Chinese Medicine from the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. She believes strongly in holistic healing and the idea of prevention from the Huang Di Nei Jing and aims to help patients become managers of their own well-being.
Her style of acupuncture is a unique mix of traditional TCM styles and the techniques of her mentor, Dr. Kezhen Zhang. She also apprenticed extensively with renowned acupuncturists in the US and China to refine her technique and diagnostic skills.
Sze currently supervises students at the Pacific College of Health and Science clinic. She hopes to cultivate the next generation of practitioners and give back to the community. Sze is also an accomplished linguist with over 25 years of experience and a DNC T3 certified grassroots organizer.
Education
Bachelor of Arts, Columbia University
Masters of Traditional Chinese Medicine, ACTCM
Dr. Lin Rong Sheng on the treatment of Allergies
Dr. Wu Zhong Chao on the treatment of Pain
Prof. Huang Huang on the modern applications of Jing Fang (formulas from the Shang Han Lun)
Apprenticeship at Beijing Tai Ji Tang TCM Hospital with Dr. Kezhen Zhang
US mentors: Dr. Melanie Katin, Dr. Jin Ming, and Dr. Shelly Peng and many others.
Professional Credentials and Experiences:
National NCCAOM Board certified (Diplomate of Oriental Medicine, which includes certification for Herbal and Western medicine )
Licensed Acupuncturist in New York State
Clinic supervisor at the Pacific College of Health and Science student clinic
NYS Citizen Public Health Leadership Training
Certified Tuina Therapist
Community Ear Clinic Project in the Bay Area
Jewish Home of San Francisco
Fluent in English, Mandarin, and Cantonese, some Japanese and Spanish.
The name Kun Ji Tang 坤濟堂 was chosen by Sze's mentor, Dr. Kezhen Zhang. The name means the Hall (Tang 堂) where the Earthly Mother (Kun 坤) Heals and Aids (Ji 濟) those in need.
SELECT ARTICLES AND PUBLICATIONS:
Chan, Sze K. "Footsteps of the Sages: An Apprenticeship with Dr. Kezhan Zhang." Acupuncture Today. Nov. 2015. Web.
Zhang, Kezhen. "Search for the Meridians." Acupuncture Today. Trans. Sze K. Chan. Mar 2016. Web.
Zhang, Kezhen. "What are the Meridians." Acupuncture Today. Trans. Sze K. Chan. Web. Nov. 2016.