Rooted in tradition. Focused on clinical excellence.
Explore our accredited degree programs in Chinese Medical Arts
Whether you're new to Chinese Medicine or ready to deepen your practice, Daoist Traditions offers programs rooted in classical training, clinical mastery, and Daoist philosophy. Learn from experienced faculty, build lifelong community, and grow a meaningful practice.
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​Our four-year MAHM program offers immersive, in-person training in both Classical and Traditional Chinese Medicine, including acupuncture, herbal medicine, and hands-on skills like cupping, tui na, and moxibustion. With a strong clinical focus, expert faculty, and a cohort-based model, students gain the tools, confidence, and community needed to become effective independent practitioners. Limited online coursework complements our in-depth classroom and clinical learning.
Dual Enrollment Master's/Doctorate
(MAHM/DAHM)
Our four-year dual-degree program allows qualified students to earn both the Master of Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine (MAHM) and Doctor of Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine (DAHM) degrees in a single track.
This immersive, in-person program follows a cohort model, blending hands-on clinical training with expert instruction to prepare students for real-world practice. Students not initially eligible for the doctoral track may still apply between years one and two of the master’s program.
Our one-year doctoral professional track is designed for licensed acupuncturists seeking to deepen their education and expand their clinical skill set. The hybrid format blends online coursework with brief in-person intensives, allowing students to continue their practice while engaging in advanced study, collaborative learning, and professional growth.
This flexible, practitioner-friendly program supports connection, community, and clinical development—while preserving the integrity of Chinese medicine in today’s integrative healthcare landscape.
Our 24-month certificate program prepares licensed acupuncturists for focused, advanced study in Chinese herbal medicine. This certificate allows students to continue clinical practice while completing in-depth coursework in herbal theory, formula composition, and clinical application.
Includes 210 hours of supervised clinical training.
Graduates are eligible for the NCCAOM Herbology exam and meet licensure requirements in many states.