An invitation to delve into a time-tested tradition.
The International Integrative Medicine Continuing-Education Training Program — designed to be accessible, highly practical, and deeply transformative.
Eight modules. One transformation.
Foundations of TCM
Theoretical foundations: Yin-Yang, Five Elements, Zang-Fu organs, meridians and Qi.
Diagnostic Methods
Pulse and tongue diagnosis, observation, inquiry — bridging Eastern and Western diagnostic frameworks.
Acupuncture & Moxibustion
Hands-on practice with leading experts, including custom-needle protocols developed by Kiu Caracani.
Herbal Pharmacology
Materia medica, classical formulas, modern pharmacological validation, and safe integration.
Oncology Applications
Innovative TCM standards in oncology care — supportive, restorative, and integrative protocols.
Neurology & Mind
World-renowned approaches to neurological conditions, blending neuroscience with TCM insight.
Clinical Immersion in China
Practice rotations within Anhui Medical University's hospital network.
Research & Integration
Designing your own integrative protocol; capstone project and certification.
For physicians ready to expand their horizons.
- Medical doctors seeking integrative training
- Researchers in complementary medicine
- Therapists and acupuncturists pursuing certification
- Healthcare professionals open to cross-cultural practice
Everything you need to know
All instruction is delivered in English, with simultaneous interpretation available during clinical immersions in China. Course materials are provided in English with key TCM terminology in Pinyin and Chinese characters.
No. The program is designed for medical doctors and healthcare professionals from any background. We start from foundations and progressively build toward advanced clinical applications.
The first year focuses on theoretical foundations and diagnostic methods through hybrid online and in-person sessions in Switzerland. The second year features clinical immersion rotations in Hefei, China, plus your capstone integrative protocol.
Yes. Graduates receive a joint diploma issued by GICMI, IRCM International, and Anhui Medical University, aligned with WHO's framework for traditional and complementary medicine.
Candidates must hold a medical degree (MD, DO, ND, or equivalent) and demonstrate professional English proficiency. A motivation letter and a brief interview complete the application.
Yes — the curriculum is intentionally designed for working physicians. Most modules combine intensive on-site sessions with self-paced study between blocks.