Educational Partnerships
For acupuncture schools and programs committed to training the next generation of oncology-informed practitioners.
The best acupuncture programs don't just train practitioners — they prepare them for the full complexity of real-world clinical care.
If your institution is ready to make oncology part of that commitment, this partnership was designed for you.
Imagine sending your graduates into clinical practice with the knowledge, confidence, and clinical foundation needed to care for people affected by cancer. Not simply familiar with the concepts — prepared to navigate the unique considerations, complexities, and responsibilities that oncology-informed care requires.
Drawing on nearly two decades of experience developing oncology acupuncture services, training practitioners, and building clinical education pathways within a major academic cancer center, the Oncology Acupuncture Collective partners with schools and programs to strengthen oncology education and expand meaningful clinical learning opportunities.
Together, we can explore curriculum development, faculty education, supervised clinical training experiences, and other strategies that help bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world oncology care.
The result is a stronger educational experience, greater practitioner confidence, and a meaningful opportunity to distinguish your program in a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape.
Interested in exploring what's possible? Let's start a conversation.
What Partnership Opportunities Might Include
You're already building exceptional practitioners.
These are some of the ways we can work together to expand oncology education and clinical learning opportunities for your students.
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
Support for integrating oncology-informed content into existing coursework, helping students build a strong foundation in cancer care, safety considerations, and evidence-informed practice.
Faculty Education
Educational sessions and consultation designed to strengthen faculty confidence in teaching oncology-related topics and supporting student learning.
the human side of cancer care
Caring for people affected by cancer extends beyond symptom management. Students benefit from learning how to navigate difficult conversations, support changing patient needs, and provide care that is both clinically sound and deeply compassionate.
clinical LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES
Guidance on creating meaningful exposure to oncology care through observation experiences, case-based learning, simulations, or other institution-specific approaches.