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Acupuncture & T.C.M. Now Registered Professions

The College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners and Acupuncturists of British Columbia (CTCMA) released this...

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Effective June 22, 2003 it is illegal for clinicians practicing acupuncture in B.C. to call themselves "acupuncturists" or misrepresent themselves without being registered as a "Registered Acupuncturist", abbreviated as R.Ac.

William Hardman, D.TCM- R.Ac.'s Registration Certificate

Non-registrants who use a name, title or abbreviation in any manner that could lead the public to believe that they are a Registered Acupuncturist or an acupuncturist are in violation of the Health Professions Act and the CTCMA Regulations. Call (604) 638-3108 to confirm a clinicians status or visit: www.ctcma.bc.ca for a list of R.Ac.

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