Hui-Tzu Yang, LAc, CMD

ACUPUNCTURIST / FOUNDER

Ms. Hui-Tzu Yang, L.Ac., C.M.D.

Ms. Hui-Tzu Yang is a National Board Certified, New Jersey, and New York licensed acupuncturist. Her background includes five years of medical training in the Medical College of Xiamen University in China majoring in Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine. Dr. Yang furthered her study in New York College of Traditional Chinese Medicine.  

After seven years of medical training, Dr. Yang started her independent practice in various medical centers in New York and New Jersey including Long Island, Manhattan, Passaic, Wayne, and Ocean.

​In 2015, she founded GoodPoint Medicine with passion for medicine and compassion for patients. She strongly supports the successful fusion of Traditional Chinese Medicine with modern medicine to achieve the greatest possible health benefits for men, women, and children. She is caring, passionate, and proficient. Her goal is to use her medical knowledge to promote patients' well-being and quality of life.

She speaks English, Chinese(Mandarin), Chinese(Cantonese), and Taiwanese.

​PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY

• June 23, 2019: Fuchun Wang Acupuncture: Empirical Points, Insomnia, and Impotence
• June 22, 2019: Fuchun Wang Acupuncture: Classical Acupuncture and Herbal Plaster
• July 8, 2018: Assisted Reproductive Technique Support Care with Traditional Chinese Medicine
• June 29 - July 1, 2018: First Advanced Training Course In Acupuncture for Pain Management 
• March 24-25, 2018: Prenatal and Postpartum Acupuncture
• Oct. 22, 2017: Advanced Needling Techniques
• Oct. 1, 2017: Chinese Medicine Ophthalmology
• July 23, 2017: Nature-Based Understanding of Functions of Chinese Herbs
• Feb. 12, 2017: Tui-Na Therapy for common disorders for Children
• Dec. 4, 2016: Liu's Scalp Acupuncture for Pain Management | King Series
• Sept. 10-11, 2016: Jin Three-Needles Acupuncture and Trigger Point Acupuncture
• July 24, 2016: 100 Year Lineage of Zhu-Style Gynecology of Chinese Medicine
• May 14, 2016: Palpation and Restoration of Dislocated Fascia
• Apr. 23, 2016: Physical Medicine, Rehabilitation, and Acupuncture treatment of Shoulder
• Nov. 9, 2014: Treating Acne and Chloasma with TCM & Acupuncture for Facial Rejuvenation & Weight Loss
• Dec. 7, 2014: Qigong Energy Rejuvenation to Increase Healing Power
• Jun. 15, 2014: Treating Female Infertility and Related Gynecological Disorders with Traditional Chinese Medicine
• Feb., 2012~ Apr., 2012: Self Qigong Practice (Self Energy Cultivation)

EDUCATION BACKGROUND

​Master of Science in Healthcare science/Acupuncture                                         
New York College of Traditional Chinese Medicine @ Mineola, New York

Bachelor of Medicine in Traditional Chinese Medicine                                                                        
Medical College, Xiamen University @ Xiamen, China

• The program consists of four-year intensive training and one-year in-hospital rotation in major medical departments including General Surgery, Orthopedics, Obstetrics and gynecology, Neurology, Cardiology, Pediatrics, Internal medicine, Acupuncture, Chinese herbs and dietary therapy, etc.
• According to WES, the program’s U.S. Equivalency is: Five years of post-secondary professional study. Remarks: Traditional Chinese Medicine is a recognized system of medical practice in China. The holder of the Bachelor of Medicine is entitled to practice.

Jasra Habibul

Receptionist

Ms. Jasra HABIBUL

Jasra is an undergraduate student at William Paterson University. She is currently in school to get her Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing. She aspires to be a child psychiatric nurse in the near future.

She works every Monday, Wednesday, Saturday afternoon  in the office to assist patients.

973-910-8288 ext. 245
Jasra@goodpointmedicine.com