Adrianus Hilman Wong, a licensed acupuncturist, is a respected leader in acupuncture and integrative medicine. He earned his Doctor of Medicine from Trisakti University in Jakarta, Indonesia, and completed the Structural Acupuncture Program for Physicians at Harvard Medical School. He graduated summa cum laude with a Master of Science in Oriental Medicine and earned his Doctorate in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine from Dongguk University Los Angeles. Passionate about education, Dr. Wong serves as core faculty at multiple institutions, fostering collaboration in the field. His commitment to excellence in practice, research, and teaching continues to advance the integration of acupuncture into modern healthcare.

Beth Howlett is the Austin vice president at AIMC Graduate School of Integrative Medicine and an experienced leader in acupuncture education. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in East Asian Studies from Bryn Mawr College, graduating cum laude with a focus on Chinese language and culture. After a teaching fellowship in Ningbo, China, she completed her master’s degree in 2008 and a doctorate in 2019 from Oregon College of Oriental Medicine. Dr. Howlett has held senior administrative and faculty positions at AOMA in Austin and Oregon College in Portland. She specializes in academic leadership, curriculum development, and integrative healthcare education while serving in various professional and non-profit organizations.

David is an experienced leader in education and non-profit administration. As President of Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine College, he provides institutional guidance, policy execution, and oversight of curriculum development, student assessment, and program evaluation. He holds a Doctorate in Education from the University of California, Los Angeles, where his research focused on digital educational technologies for student learning and career development. He also earned a Bachelor of Arts in Literature from the University of California, Santa Cruz. Dr. Lee has served on multiple non-profit boards and contributed to educational and healthcare initiatives, including the 2022 ACGME Pain Medicine Milestone project.

Diane Stanley is an acupuncturist and integrative medicine practitioner with a focus on brain health. Their journey began at the University of Texas, where they earned a bachelor’s degree in 2008, followed by a master’s and doctorate from AOMA Graduate School of Integrative Medicine. Seeking a deeper understanding of East Asian medicine, they furthered their studies through an immersion program at Chengdu University in China. As the founder of Brain Body Bold in Austin, Texas, Stanley combines acupuncture, herbalism, and nutritional coaching to offer patient-centered, neuro-inclusive care. Their practice integrates personal training and wellness strategies, fostering a holistic approach to optimal health.

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Evelyn graduated from AOMA with a Master’s degree in Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine (MAcCHM) in December 2023, following a Bachelor’s degree in Biology from the University of Texas at Austin. With over 1,000 hours of clinical experience in acupuncture, herbs, Tuina, and at the VA Clinic, she also holds a Diplomate of Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM) and is licensed in acupuncture in Texas. Starting as an AOMA Clinic receptionist while still a student, she transitioned into a managing role, eventually supporting the school’s transition to AIMC Austin. As Clinic Director at AIMC Austin, she is dedicated to providing students, patients, and supervisors with enriching and positive clinic experience. 

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Le Jiang grew up in Western China and immigrated to the United States in 2013. In China, she had several acupuncture treatments and observed how acupuncture could transform one’s life. After moving to the U.S, she realized that there was a lot I did not know about Chinese culture, which is deeply meaningful and important to me. I decided to start by learning acupuncture, which combines Chinese philosophy, culture, and medicine. She studied at AIMC Berkeley for four years, graduating and becoming a California licensed acupuncturist as well as going on to achieve a DAOM degree. Now she is ready to share the benefit of this amazing healing tool with my community. Le manages the AIMC, Berkeley herbal store and pharmacy.

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Min Sik Ahn is a Staff Practitioner at AIMC Berkeley, specializing in neuromusculoskeletal disorders and chronic pain management. With clinical experience in Los Angeles and Denver, he blends Eastern and Western medical approaches to create personalized treatment plans for his patients.

In addition to his clinical work, Min contributes to institutional growth by supporting curriculum development, accreditation processes, and healthcare workflow optimization. His efforts help ensure both the quality of acupuncture education and the effectiveness of patient care.

Passionate about community outreach, he has provided wellness services to underserved groups, including first responders and Native American communities. His dedication to advancing East Asian Medicine bridges the gap between traditional practices and modern healthcare.

Nobué Nobematsu combines a background in fine arts and design with a deep-rooted passion for holistic healing. She earned a Master of Science in Traditional Chinese Medicine from ACTCM San Francisco and a Doctorate in Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine from Five Branches University. Her early interest in art and architecture led to a BA in Fine Art from Mills College and an MFA in Interior Design from the Academy of Art University, where she was introduced to Rudolf Steiner’s teachings and Waldorf Education.

Her journey into East Asian Medicine was inspired by a desire to integrate art, healing, and holistic education. With a decade of clinical apprenticeship, she has treated a diverse range of patients from infants to the elderly in various clinical settings. She serves as a lead acupuncturist and herbalist at Shen Clinic in Albany while also contributing to education through her past roles as a clinical supervisor and Director of Clinical Education. Nobematsu’s approach blends traditional healing methods with a deep respect for individual well-being, making her a dedicated practitioner and educator in the field.

Reagan Taylor is a licensed practitioner certified by the Texas State Board of Medical Examiners. She has also been recognized as a Diplomate of Oriental Medicine by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM). Reagan obtained her Master's and Doctoral degree from AOMA in 2016. Raised in Austin, Texas, Reagan has a strong connection with her community. Her clinical focus includes treating psycho-emotional disorders, pain management, and neurological conditions, reflecting her comprehensive training and commitment to complex health issues. Her holistic, patient-centered approach emphasizes a safe, peaceful environment, enabling patients to actively engage in their healing process. Reagan integrates humor, compassion, and kindness into her practice, making her popular among patients and colleagues. These qualities enhance the treatment experience and foster a therapeutic alliance for long-term wellness.

Rebekah Lee’s passion for traditional and natural medicine began in childhood with a belief in the body’s innate ability to heal itself. Initially studying psychology, she was drawn to acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) after experiencing its holistic benefits. She earned her Master of Science in TCM from the Academy of Chinese Culture and Health Sciences. With over a decade of experience in acupuncture and mental health clinics, and 15 years in management, Rebekah is well-versed in patient care, operations, and the efficient running of practices.

Russ is the AIMC store and pharmacy manager at Austin location. Before working in the healing arts profession, he worked as a carpenter, studied philosophy and eventually went on to receive his Masters and Doctorate in Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine. Additionally, he also attended schools for massage therapy, Karuna Reiki, intuitive studies and has learned and practiced various meditation techniques and practices since he was nineteen. Russ has worked at various acupuncture clinics and herbal pharmacies and has been an integral part of sustaining the availability of herbal medicine to the community throughout the pandemic and a school closure. He currently resides in Austin and enjoys building, playing music and spending time with his family.

Suri is the Associate Dean and Registrar at AIMC, dedicated to supporting students throughout their academic journey. As an AIMC alumna, she brings a unique perspective to academic advising, course registration, and professional licensure guidance. Her deep understanding of the student experience allows her to provide personalized support, helping students navigate their education with confidence. Committed to fostering a strong and supportive learning environment, Suri plays a key role in ensuring academic success and institutional integrity.

Walter is a licensed acupuncturist and functional medicine practitioner specializing in integrative healthcare. He earned his doctorate and master’s in acupuncture and herbal medicine from AIMC, graduating summa cum laude. Currently, he is pursuing a chiropractic degree to further his expertise in musculoskeletal health and rehabilitation.

With a focus on functional acupuncture, nutritional counseling, and lifestyle medicine, Walter develops personalized treatment plans using medical history, physical exams, and lab testing. He owns Atom Acupuncture Inc. and collaborates with healthcare teams to provide evidence-based care. His background includes neurofeedback therapy and physical rehabilitation, and he contributes to continuing education and research on nutrition, chronic disease prevention, and holistic therapies.