Hui Min Wang, has over 20 years experience in China and Australia of treating patients with Traditional Chinese Medicine. 

From 1972, she worked in Tianjin Jinnnan hospital as a nurse for five years. After she graduated from Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, she worked as a Doctor in Tianjin He-xi hospital several years before came to Australia in 1989.

She became an Australian citizen in 1994. Hui Min Wang  has practised TCM in Canberra since 1990.

Hui Min Wang‘s practice covers Western medical anatomy,                                         physiology, pharmacology and uses of diagnostic tools such                                                  as pathology, x-rays, ECGs, EEGs and CAT scans. Hence                                                  her TCM diagnoses are often supplemented with Western                                                medical techniques.

Hui Min Wang says that Traditional Chinese Medicine                                                             is not in competition with Western medicine. They                                                               are two complementary systems. She advises patients                                                             when, in her opinion, she believes  they should consult                                                           a different medical practitioner.

Some Publications by Hui Min Wang

* Clinical Observation of Rheumatic Paralysis by "DohueJusheng Tang"
Treatment. Tianjin,1984.

* Some Observations on the "Pingbu Pingxie" Method in Acupuncture.
Tianjin,
1985.

* The Necessity of Combining Medicinal and Psychological Treatment in
Aged
Patients. Tianjin, 1988.

* The Relationship between the Different Methods of Decocting Medicinal
Herbs and their Curative Effects. Tianjin, 1989.

* Clinical Observation and Statistical Analysis of Meiha Zen in the
Treatment of Obstinate Headache. Tianjin,1989.

Mi-Chen Shen (Clare) graduated from Tianjin University                                                        of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 2003, then worked as                                                        an intern at the Univeristy Teaching Hospital. She migrated                                                    to Australia and moved to Canberra in 2004 to join Hui Min                                                        Wang in her TCM practice.