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Acupuncturist & Chinese Medicine Practitioner

Acupuncturist & Chinese Medicine Practitioner

Thrive Proactive Health

Virginia Beach, VA • On-site

Part-time

PTO

Re-posted 7 days ago

Job description

Acupuncturist & Chinese Medicine Practitioner

Part-Time Opportunity in Virginia Beach, VA

Thrive Proactive Health is seeking a Virginia-licensed Acupuncturist and Oriental Medicine Practitioner for a part-time role (2–3 days/week, 10–16 hours). This position is ideal for a confident, independent clinician ready to plug into a busy integrative clinic and manage their own caseload within a supportive, cross-disciplinary environment.

We are looking for a reliable, professional provider who is committed to delivering high-quality care, growing their practice, and maintaining clear communication with both patients and the broader clinical team.

Role Responsibilities

  • Deliver personalized acupuncture treatments with holistic, Eastern medicine principles
  • Manage patient caseload with follow-up and relationship-building practices 
  • Maintain complete SOAP note documentation in EMR 
  • Order department supplies and maintain a clean, professional treatment room
  • Uphold professional standards in safety, hygiene, and patient experience
  • Collaborate with other providers across PT, Chiropractic, Massage, and Fitness as needed with shared patients 
  • Participate in niche marketing efforts as a subject matter expert with a marketing team as needed

What We Provide

  • Immediate Referral Base from existing patients and internal providers
  • 1-2 private treatment rooms 
  • Malpractice insurance coverage
  • Acupuncture supplies 
  • Front end receptionist team to schedule out patients and triage calls. 
  • In-house billing team for insurance clients
  • Marketing to support incoming new patients.
  • Opportunity to expand hours and case load as desired. 
  • Long-term potential for benefits (PTO, CEU support, holiday pay, if converted to full-time)

What We’re Looking For: 

  • Licensed Acupuncturist (L.Ac) in Virginia 
  • Bonus: Nationally certified (NCCAOM) or similar advanced training 
  • Consistent weekly commitment (10-16 hours) 
  • Able to work independently yet collaboratively in a busy setting with 1-2 private treatment rooms dedicated for Acupuncture. 
  • Excited to work with a thriving practice in a positive, community-focused environment in Virginia Beach, VA
  • Alignment with https://thrivevb.com/acupuncture-and-chinese-medicine
  • Passionate about educating and supporting clients on holistic health and wellness lifestyle care

About Thrive

We are a multi-disciplinary clinic located in Virginia Beach, blending Postural Restoration® Physical Therapy, Chiropractic, Acupuncture, Massage Therapy, Fitness, and Nutrition to deliver proactive, whole-person care. Our team shares a passion for personalized healing, system integration, and long-term outcomes and maintenance self care wellness plans. We’ve supported Acupuncturists on our team since 2017 and understand the interplay between Eastern and Western Medicine.

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