#127 - Bridging Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine with Modern Healthcare with Dr. Haley Parker

💌 Sign up for my FREE weekly newsletter where I share exclusive content I don't share anywhere else.What does it really mean to practice integrative medicine as an acupuncturist today?In this episode, I am joined by Dr. Haley Parker from the Virginia University of Integrative Medicine to explore how TCM practitioners can better communicate, collaborate, and thrive within modern healthcare systems. From oncology support to externships and advocacy, this conversation is packed with insight for both students and seasoned practitioners.In this episode, you’ll learn: • What integrative healthcare truly means, and how acupuncture fits into collaborative care • How to better communicate TCM concepts to patients, doctors, and insurance providers • Key considerations when supporting oncology patients, including dosing, safety, and treatment timing • Why externships, advocacy, teaching, and business skills are essential for the future of TCMIf you want to become a more confident, adaptable, and impactful practitioner in today’s healthcare world, this episode is full of practical wisdom and inspiration 💜☯️ More AcuPro Episodes you'll love:Being a Modern Acupuncturist in a Modern World: Key Points on How to Thrive Long-Term with Dr. Lixing LaoHow to Communicate with MDs to Get Referrals with Dr. Elie ColeBridging the Gap Between TCM and Western Medicine with Dr. Alex Dragan➡️ Visit the show notes for all the links mentioned in this episode!Also, if you haven’t done so already, follow the podcast. So many fantastic episodes are coming your way! If you’re not following, there’s a good chance you’ll miss out.🩵 This episode is brought to you by Jane, the practice management software I use in my clinic. It’s been a total game-changer for keeping scheduling, charting, and everything running smoothly.Check it out here, and use my code ACUPRO1MO for a one-month grace period on your new account! 💜And connect with @AcuProAcademy on all social media!