Ancient & Modern Pain Solutions
Wasilla, Alaska
We are looking for a motivated, friendly, humble, detail-oriented leader to fill a part-time position for Licensed
Acupuncturist in Wasilla, Alaska immediately.
The Licensed Acupuncturists is responsible for conducting diagnostic investigation; creating, following
through with, and recording treatment plans; directing and instructing an assistant; and interacting with
patients, staff and other providers in a professional manner.
REQUIREMENTS
-NCCAOM Diplomate of Acupuncture Certification AND
-The ability to obtain, or current possession of, an Acupuncture license for the State of Alaska AND
-At least a Master’s degree in Acupuncture or Oriental Medicine OR
-A valid Acupuncture license issued by your state or national government
PREFERABLE
-Bachelor’s degree in sports/exercise science, biology, health or related field
-Knowledge/degree of herbal medicine
-Strong knowledge of anatomy
-Knowledge of/specialty in treatment of pain
-Knowledge of contemporary physical diagnostic methods including musculoskeletal, neurological, and
orthopedic examinations.
JOB DESCRIPTION AND RESPONSIBILITIES
-Patient care
-Case management
-May have opportunities to participate in Presentations/Workshops/Seminars
-Inter-provider and patient communication
-Other duties as assigned
COMPENSATION
-Competitive Salary DOE and Benefits.
TO APPLY
-Please send a copy of your Resume and cover letter to info@AncientModernHealth.com
ABOUT OUR CLINIC
Located in the majestic mountain surrounded Mat-Su Valley of Alaska, our clinic treats mainly pain and
neuropathic conditions with a secondary emphasis on TCM and internal medicine.
Our aim is to combine time-proven traditional medical practices with contemporary examinations and
therapeutic techniques.
Traditional Chinese Medicine and Contemporary Allopathic Medicine tend to view disease differently and
tend to convey those views differently enough that to one the other seems gibberish, charlatanistic, naive,
over-complex, or oversimplified. Our aim is to bridge this existing gap and to build unity and understanding
in the medical community. So at our clinic there is no East vs West or old vs new. We combine the
knowledge we have available to us and learn to convey it in a language that others can understand.