Dong Hua received his Medical degree at Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, China in 1993. His areas of expertise include TCM Diagnosis, Acupuncture Techniques and Tui NA. He has also been treating patients and supervising students in clinic settings since 1993. In 1997, Dr. Hua developed and implemented the first academic Tui Na program in Tel-Aviv, Israil. He earned a Master’s degree in Business Administration (MBA) at Northwestern University in 2002. In addition to his business knowledge, he has a good command of Hebrew. He now teaches basic theory, internal and external medicine of TCM and Tui Na at ATOM.

Huifen Jia, NMD, OMD (China), A.P., L.Ac. (FL Lic. AP#0001601)

Huifen Jia started teaching TCM undergraduates in 1997 at Zhe Jiang Red Cross Hospital. She also worked as an interpreter for foreign students from English speaking countries who took various course at Zhen Jiang TCM College. She received her naturopathic Medical Doctor Degree from Southern College of naturopathic Medicine in Waldron, Arkansas. She teaches courses on Chinese herbology and is an instructor of the Intern Clinic at ATOM.

Li-Chun Huang, MD (China), CA, (FL Lic AP #0000709)

Li-Chun Huang received her medical degree at Beijing's Medical College of the Chinese Army in 1980. Dr. Huang has taught Auricular Treatment, Basic and Advanced Ear-Acupoint Diagnosis and Acupuncture at Beijing Traditional Medical College and Beijing Acupuncture College. Also she has lectured extensively at medical school in Guang Zhou, Sheng Zhen, Quing Dao, and Xin Jiang,. She has published various books and including videos on Ear-Acupoint Diagnosis and Treatment. She is the doctor in charge at the Health Awareness Center in Fern Park FL and a Visiting Instructor at ATOM.

Michael L. Marshall, D.C., A.P., Dipl.Ac., (FL Lic AP #0001180)

Dr. Marshall received his Doctorate in Chiropractic at Palmer College, Davenport Iowa, in 1981, and his Diploma in Oriental Medicine from Atlantic Institute in 1999. He has been a practicing Chiropractor since 1981, and a Certified Acupuncturist since 1991. He served as an Assistant Professor of Anatomy at Palmer College, and is a certified Paramedic. Dr. Marshall teaches courses in Acupuncture Practice Management and Biomedical Referrals at ATOM.

Yu Qi, M.D. (China)

Yu Qi received his Doctor of Medicine degree at Liaoning Traditional Medicine College in 1982. He has worked as a TCM doctor in Anshan Hospital in China. He gained experiences in teaching courses in TCM in Austria. Now he teaches various courses in Chinese herbology as well as TCM classics.

Shudong Wang, M.D. (China), A.P. (FL Lic. AP #0001272)

Shudong Wang received his Doctor of Medicine degree at Liaoning Traditional Medicine College in 1982. He worked for seventeen years at Liaoning College, first as an Assistant Professor and then as Director of the Research Department of Clinical Acupuncture Treatment. He was licensed by the State of Florida as an Acupuncture Physician in January 2000, and is an instructor of acupuncture and Tui Na courses and Director of the Intern Clinic at ATOM.