Daniel Camburn, L.Ac.
Doctor of Acupuncture (RI), Clinic Director

Daniel Camburn is New York State licensed and board certified in acupuncture and clinical herbal medicine. He has been practicing Traditional Chinese Medicine since 1997.

He completed his undergraduate studies in Biology at Kutztown University in Pennsylvania. Subsequently, he earned his Masters of Science degree in Traditional Oriental Medicine at the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in New York City.

After graduating, Daniel traveled to China and Tibet to continue his studies. In Tibet, he studied internal medicine in Lhasa. He then traveled to Chengdu, China, to study at China’s premier herbal University.

Since his return to the U.S. in 1999, Daniel has maintained a private practice specializing in the treatment of infertility.

Daniel has been a full time faculty member at the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine since 1999. In addition to teaching acupuncture and herbal medicine, he supervised students during their clinical rounds at the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine’s health care clinic.

Daniel headed up Pacific College of Oriental Medicine’s clinical internship program at Yonkers General Hospital, in Yonkers, New York. He was the Director of acupuncture at the Fortune Society, and Greenwich House, both located in New York City.

Daniel is currently writing three books on Chinese medicine. He has written numerous articles, and continues to lecture frequently on the subject of infertility and traditional Chinese medicine.

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