TCM CEU courses California 2026 — Whitewater University continuing education for licensed acupuncturists

TCM CEU Courses California 2026 | Whitewater University

WUC offers TCM CEU courses California 2026 for licensed acupuncturists maintaining CAB licensure — Ying, Yang & Nei Jing (CAB-approved, 1 CEU).

For licensed acupuncturists only. These TCM CEU courses California 2026 cycle are designed for L.Ac. practitioners, WUC faculty, and clinicians maintaining California Acupuncture Board (CAB) licensure. If you are a prospective student, see MSAHM or Admission.

About the WUC CEU Program

WUC offers Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for Traditional Chinese Medicine professionals to maintain licensure, enhance clinical skills, and stay updated with modern integrative healthcare trends.

Courses are taught by experienced TCM faculty and clinicians, blending classical Chinese-medicine theory with contemporary case-based learning. Each course is structured around practical clinical application — not just lecture — so practitioners leave with skills they can use the next day.

Course Facts

  • $80 per course (no application or book fee)
  • 1 CEU = 8–12 clock hours over 1–2 days
  • Proof of California acupuncture license required
  • Non-vocational — no credit toward WUC degree programs

TCM CEU Courses California 2026 — Topic Areas

Course titles vary each year. Contact the CEU coordinator for the current schedule.

Ying, Yang & Nei Jing (CAB-approved, 1 CEU)

Main CEU course for California Licensed Acupuncturists and TCM practitioners, covering topics related to Ying, Yang & Nei Jing. Each course offers 8–12 clock hours with 1 CEU awarded; approved by the California Acupuncture Board.

Planned topics — subject to California Acupuncture Board approval:

Acupuncture & Herbal Medicine Innovations

Recent developments in acupuncture point selection, channel theory, and herbal formula adaptations. Builds on classical foundations with current research-informed practice.

AI & Technology in TCM Practice

How TCM clinicians can integrate AI-assisted diagnosis tools, digital patient intake, electronic herbal-formula systems, and clinic-management technology into daily practice.

Advanced TCM Diagnosis: Case Studies

Complex real-world cases — multi-system patterns, complicated presentations, comorbidities. Group review with faculty TCM physicians.

Ethics & Patient Communication

Professional ethics for licensed TCM practitioners — informed consent, cultural-competency communication, scope-of-practice boundaries, and managing patient expectations.

Insurance & Compliance

Insurance billing, CPT codes specific to acupuncture, Medi-Cal participation, HIPAA compliance, and documentation standards for California TCM clinics.

Additional Topics

WUC adds new CEU offerings each year. Contact ceu@wuc.edu or (408) 913-9393 for the current course calendar.

How to Register

To enroll in a 2026 WUC CEU course:

  1. Email ceu@wuc.edu with the topic(s) you’re interested in. Include your California Acupuncture Board license number.
  2. The CEU coordinator will reply with the course schedule, fee, and CAB-approved CEU hours.
  3. Confirm registration and submit payment. Course materials & access details sent before the session.

Phone: (408) 913-9393  ·  Email: ceu@wuc.edu

Ready to Maintain Your License?

Reach out to the CEU coordinator with your topic of interest. We’ll send you the course calendar and registration details.

Talk to Us

CEU Coordinator
(408) 913-9393
ceu@wuc.edu

Campus Address
3150 Almaden Expy., Suite 111
San Jose, CA 95118

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