The Annual AAMA Symposium will be held March 27-30, 2025 at the Omni William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh, PA. The theme of the meeting is “TBD”

The program will focus on a diverse array of topics that are of interest to health care professionals engaged in, or interested in, incorporating medical acupuncture in their practice. The program includes three days of morning plenary presentations, and afternoons feature concurrent workshops on relevant topics.

A number of popular annual events will return for the meeting. These include the Founders Lecture,  Poster Presentation session and plenty of opportunities for networking with colleagues and exhibit companies.

The American Academy of Medical Acupuncture is designing the 2025 Symposium to meet an expressed need to explore the mechanisms of acupuncture from several different perspectives and to examine current scientific research in the field of medical acupuncture. It will address topics suggested by practitioners and stress a variety of approaches to practical clinical problems. Surveys and evaluations from previous symposia indicate there is a desire for more information about acupuncture techniques that honor the rich history of Asian medicine as applied to the contemporary, Western medical practice.

Who Should Attend?

The Symposium is designed for instruction and training of health care professionals interested in, or already practicing, medical acupuncture. Medical practitioners with no experience as well as those with extensive backgrounds in acupuncture will find the program useful to their medical practices.

2025 Accreditation

The American Academy of Medical Acupuncture is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

CEUs

NCCAOM PDA Provider #173327
CEU PDA Credits TBD

Symposium Information

2025 Symposium Planning Committee

  • Pakhi Chaudhuri, MD, DABMA
  • Stephanie Cheng, MD, FAAMA, Chair
  • Timothy Carman, MD
  • Jennifer Dilts, DO, FAAMA
  • Peter Dorsher, MD
  • Valerie Ebel, MD
  • Richard Elliott, MD, DABMA, Vice Chair
  • Yuan-Chi Lin, MD, FAAMA
  • Jaime Ortiz, MD, MBA
  • Kathryn Peeden, MD, DABMA
  • Xiangrong Shao, MD
  • Chi-Tsai Tang, MD, FAAMA

COVID & Meeting Safety Disclaimer

By registering for this meeting, participants acknowledge that they recognize the risks associated with attending and interacting with meeting attendees, staff, and others while participating in the AAMA Annual Symposium. Individuals exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19 as defined by the CDC are prohibited from attending the meeting. By registering for this meeting, I acknowledge that AAMA is not liable for the spread or transfer of any virus, illness or injury for me or any of my guests as a result of attending the AAMA Annual Symposium.

Participants also acknowledge that participation in demonstrations or practical exercises during the meeting is voluntary and at participant’s own risk. By registering, you agree and understand requirements and potential risks with your participation.

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