Education
- Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Control Engineering, Yang Ming Jiao Tong University
- Master of Science in Technology Management, University of South Australia
- Advanced Program for Licensed Chinese Medicine Practitioners at the Vancouver College of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Qualifications
- Registered Senior Practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine (Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine) in Canada
- Instructor Certification from the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine of British Columbia, Canada
Experience
- Lecturer at the Vancouver College of Traditional Chinese Medicine
- Founder of Three-Axis Dynamics
- Director of the Chen School of Traditional Chinese Medicine
- Advisory Professor at the World Institute of Acupuncture Medicine
- Advisor to the World Institute of Spatio-Temporal Medicine
- Adjunct Lecturer at the Southern California Center for Traditional Chinese Medicine Education
- Guest Lecturer for the Canadian Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners
- Lecturer at the Taiwan Roushi Medical Research Center
- Advisor to the Taiwan Association for the Rights of Women and Children
- Instructor at Shenzhen Shian Health Management Center
Published Works
- "Three-Axis Dynamics"
The Three-Axis Medical Series (in press)
- "Three-Axis Diagnostics"
- "Three-Axis Acupuncture"
- *Pharmacology of the Three Axes*
- *The Three-Axis Pathology*
- "Analysis of Clinical Case Studies Based on the Three Axes"
- "Three-Axis Needle-Knife Postural Medicine"
- "Three-Axis Wellness Medicine"
Introduction
Combining his background in science and engineering with his expertise in traditional Chinese medicine, Professor Chen Shikai integrates engineering thinking, systems analysis, and TCM theory. He has long been dedicated to TCM education, clinical practice, and acupuncture research, and is committed to promoting the integrated application of TCM theory and modern medical technology.
Dr. Chen is the founder of Three-Axis Dynamics. He previously served as a lecturer at the Vancouver College of Traditional Chinese Medicine and currently serves as the director of the Chen School of Traditional Chinese Medicine and a faculty advisor at the World Academy of Acupuncture and Meridian Medicine. He has also been appointed as a lecturer and consultant for numerous medical and educational institutions both in China and abroad, and continues to promote the education, clinical application, and international academic exchange of traditional Chinese medicine.
In recent years, he has dedicated himself to establishing the theoretical framework of “Three-Axis Medicine.” Building upon *Three-Axis Dynamics*, he has gradually developed a series of monographs covering diagnosis, acupuncture, herbal formulas, diseases, acupuncture-knife postural therapy, clinical case studies, and health preservation, thereby constructing a comprehensive knowledge framework for Three-Axis Medicine to serve as a vital foundation for clinical practice, teaching, and research.