Scott Ji is a Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine. He received his medical degree from the Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Beijing, China in 1983. After graduating, he practiced as a doctor of Beijing Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for 6 years (1986-1989) and Red Cross Chao Yang Hospital (1983-1985).
He came to the United States in 1989 and served as Director of Massage for Physical Therapy Healthcare Inc.,in Raleigh for seven years. He is a national board certified acupuncturist and herbalist, licensed by the state of North Carolina.
With over 26 years of experience in Traditional Chinese Medicine, he uses acupuncture , Chinese massage and Chinese herbal medicine to treat many varieties of sports injury and medical conditions, such as knee, hamstring, and ankle problems. The combination of acupunture, massage, and herbal medicine really makes a good and fast improvement.
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| Doctor Ji with Bershawn Jackson, 400m. hurdle runner, 2008 Olympic Bronze medal (2007) |
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| Doctor Ji with Melisa Barber, 100 m. top 10 runner in the US. (2005) |
Alnubi Mubrark, 200 m. 2004 Olympic
Khalid Yousuf, 100 m. 2004 Olympic
Melisa Barber, 100 m. top 10 runner in the US.
Mikele Barber, 100 m. top 10 runner in the US.
Bershawn Jackson, 400m. hurdle runner, 2008 Olympic Bronze medal
Mechelle Lewis, 4x100 second leg, 2008 Olympic Game
James Carter, candidate for 2008 Olympic Game
National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM)
(http://www.nccaom.org)
Member of American Association of Oriental Medicine
American Association of Oriental Medicine
(http://www.aaom.org)
Licensed Acupuncturist in North Carolina
North Carolina Acupuncture Licensing Board
(http://ncalb.state.nc.us)