Cleveland, Ohio

Are you a curious and compassionate person, an acupuncturist who is dedicated to keep learning more in the field of acupuncture and East Asian medicine? Would the opportunity to have your own practice and style while working along with an experienced acupuncturist interest you? This would be an opportunity to establish your own practice within a beautiful office, that is conveniently located, and set in a quiet tree ringed office park.

I am a graduate of The New England School of Acupuncture with NCCAOM certification in Oriental Medicine who has been in practice in the greater Cleveland area for 23 years. I very much enjoy my specialty of working with fertility issues and women’s health, but do not limit my practice to these. For the next two years I will be working full time, and then gradually reducing my work days and sending more patients to the acupuncturist joining me. An acupuncturist who has studied with Jeffrey Yuen, is somewhat knowledgeable in Classical Chinese Medicine, and employs the five channel systems in their treatment would potentially be an excellent match. Dedication to other styles would also be considered.

A like-minded practitioner who is committed to giving patients the attention and caring that is becoming rarer in healthcare, is the kind of person I am looking for. This acupuncturist should be willing to work a few evenings per week and some Saturdays. Either an acupuncturist with NCCAOM certification in Oriental Medicine, or in Acupuncture only, would be considered.

The financial investment would require only paying half the rent, supplies, and utilities, as well as maintaining a 1 million/3-million-dollar liability insurance policy. The timeline is open for discussion.

The Cleveland area offers many quality-of-life advantages. The cost of living is relatively low and demand for acupuncture is ever increasing. Culturally it has much more to offer than many might think. The Cleveland Orchestra, The Cleveland Museum of Art, and a vibrant theater district are all wonderful gifts. Open space opportunities to be in nature are plentiful, including direct access to Lake Erie along with hiking and biking in the Cleveland Metroparks that stretch in a 100-mile crescent around Cleveland, not to mention the Cuyahoga National Forest just south of Cleveland.

Please contact me if you are seriously interested in considering this. I look forward to a conversation about how this opportunity might work for both of us.

Ann Driscoll