Chinese (Oriental) Medicine

Duties and responsibilities:

They track symptoms to patterns of basic conflict, by measuring the pulse, identifying the tongue, skin, and eyes, and observing their eating and sleeping habits of the person as well as many other things.

Salary: Between $43,000 to $60,000+

Education:                                   

At very well facilities such as the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine, you can study to be a registered acupuncturist, a TCM practitioner, or receive a Doctorate of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Reflection:

 I would like to take a step into Chinese medicine because it’s an interesting subject and it’s also interesting learn about how these weird traditional things work and why they work. But even though it’s not a very well-paying job it’s certainly a very well interesting job.