Employment at FCIM

It is the policy of the Florida College of Integrative Medicine (FCIM)
to recruit faculty with training appropriate to their area of instruction.
Currently, more than 15 full-time and part time faculty members are employed to teach
the Oriental medicine courses. All hold the BTCM (some also hold the
Ph.D.) from recognized universities in China and are licensed acupuncture
physicians in Florida. The BTCM is specific training in traditional
Chinese medicine consisting of four years of academic studies and
at least one year of field training in a hospital. It is the recognized
practitioner degree for the practice of this medicine in China.
The BTCM degree is evaluated by transcript evaluation services based
in the U.S. as a doctor of medicine degree for which there is no U.S.
equivalent.
In the U.S., the Master’s Degree in Oriental medicine is the
terminal degree and FCIM currently employs adjunct instructors who
hold this degree.
It is the policy of FCIM to encourage long-term relationships with
faculty and to increase the number of full-time appointments as enrollment
permits. Academic freedom is honored and professional development
and research are supported.
New faculty members are hired for an evaluation period of 90 days,
a period used to help train instructors and evaluate their performance—especially
their ability to establish rapport with students and to create a positive
learning environment. FCIM rarely uses direct advertising to recruit
new faculty; instead it relies on staff recommendations and referrals.
There is a great demand for qualified Chinese medicine educators, especially
those with distinguished records, experience in teaching (post doctoral)
and proficiency in both Chinese and English. We invite and give priority
of acceptance to those distinctive medical educators with teaching
experience to join our team.
If you are interested, please forward your CV via email
to jjhan@fcim.edu or regular mail
to our Administrative Offices at 7100 Lake Ellenor Dr., Orlando FL 32809.