Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Residency Program 2009
Applicant Eligibility
To qualify as an applicant for the 2009 Bastyr University AOM Residency Program, you must have graduated with an acupuncture degree before January 1, 2009 from a college or university that has been accredited or has been granted accreditation status by the ACAOM. All applicants must have previously passed the NCCAOM board exams or completed all exams required for licensure before or during the summer of 2008. Applicants must also receive NCCAOM diplomate status, with certification number, upon successful completion of the NCCAOM exam and must maintain NCCAOM diplomate status throughout their tenure as resident, should they be accepted. Failure to pass any board examinations required for licensure will effectively disqualify you from consideration for this program and will nullify any offers made prior to receipt of examination results.
Application packets should be submitted to the AOM Residency Coordinator, Andy McIntyre, MS, LAc, at Bastyr University. Priority will be given to those received before September 15, 2008.
Before submitting all documents, it is strongly recommended that you make a copy of your application for your records.
Residency applications, supporting documents and questions should be directed to:
Andrew McIntyre, MS, LAc
AOM Residency Coordinator
Bastyr Center for Natural Health
3670 Stone Way N
Seattle, WA 98103
Tel: (206) 834-4125
Fax: (206) 834-4107 amcintyr@bastyr.edu
To qualify as an applicant for the 2009 Bastyr University AOM Residency Program, you must have graduated with an acupuncture degree before January 1, 2009 from a college or university that has been accredited or has been granted accreditation status by the ACAOM. All applicants must have previously passed the NCCAOM board exams or completed all exams required for licensure before or during the summer of 2008. Applicants must also receive NCCAOM diplomate status, with certification number, upon successful completion of the NCCAOM exam and must maintain NCCAOM diplomate status throughout their tenure as resident, should they be accepted. Failure to pass any board examinations required for licensure will effectively disqualify you from consideration for this program and will nullify any offers made prior to receipt of examination results.