You probably may have heard that there are several updates regarding NCCAOM.
Following are some information regarding NCCAOM:
DULA’s Master’s of Science in Oriental Medicine (MSOM) program is fully accredited and thoroughly prepares students to sit for licensing examinations. The Master’s Degree program focuses both on didactic and clinical training, consisting of 2,130 hours (213 quarter units) of academic coursework and 960 hours (48 units) of clinical internship at the Oriental Medical Center.
DULA’s Doctorate in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (DAOM) DAOM is a two-year postgraduate program divided into eight quarters. Each quarter corresponds to Master's Program quarters. The program totals 1290 hours, of which 640 hours are didactic and 650 hours are clinical.
You probably may have heard that there are several updates regarding NCCAOM.
Following are some information regarding NCCAOM:
By Claire Hansen, Contributor
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