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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 9, 2025 Contact: Admissions Department 1-855-866-6767 [email protected] New York, NY – Pacific College of Health and Science is proud to announce the appointment of Dr. Kamila Barnes, DNP, FNP-C, RN, FADLN, FNYAM, as Associate Dean for Entry into Nursing Practice. Dr. Barnes, a distinguished health care leader, clinician, educator, and advocate …

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Auricular acupuncture is a popular modality that involves needling specific ear acupuncture points. It can have positive effects ranging from stress reduction to pain management and address various issues both physical and emotional. Also known as auricular therapy or auriculotherapy, the practitioner places extremely thin auricular acupuncture needles in specific ear points that map on …

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Student Consumer Complaints Complaints Process Pacific College of Health and Science (PCHS) has an established process for handling complaints and concerns from students and prospective students. In most cases, complainants should first attempt to resolve their concerns with the individual(s) most directly involved. Students and prospective students may take their concerns to a Complaint Administrator …

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Select Your Campus LocationOnlineSan DiegoNew YorkChicagoOther By submitting this form, you attest that the complaint/grievance is an honest account of what transpired and agree to allow PCHS to review and investigate the matter. Submit

Cosmetic acupuncture is a natural, minimally invasive treatment that uses fine needles to improve the skin’s appearance and reduce signs of aging. This ancient practice is believed to stimulate collagen production, improve blood circulation, and promote a youth-like look. Unlike Botox or fillers, cosmetic acupuncture also focuses on your health by balancing energy, or qi, …

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Nursing is a rewarding career that offers the chance to make a real difference in people’s lives by providing essential healthcare. As a nurse, you can work in settings from hospitals to clinics and choose to specialize in areas like pediatrics or emergency care. Steps to Get into Nursing School Getting into nursing school involves …

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Studying to become a massage therapist can grant you a fulfilling career focused on the health and well-being of your patients. Whether you’re passionate about holistic healing or simply want to help others feel their best, pursuing this career involves formal education, hands-on training, and certification. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the steps …

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Becoming an acupuncturist is a promising and respected career within the healthcare space. But before you decide this is the path for you, fully answering “why you should become an acupuncturist” is necessary. Acupuncture is a comprehensive system that examines and treats the entire body as a single interconnected element. As an acupuncturist, you’ll use …

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Congratulations to Pacific College Transitional Doctorate grad Felice Indindoli, DAc, LAc, DiplAc (NCBAHM)! Dr. Indindoli is making history as the first doctor of acupuncture to present at the PAINWeek National Conference on Pain Management. Her presentation, “FIRE AND ICE: Acupuncture for the Treatment of Women Veterans With Co-Morbid Pain and Menopause”, will focus on her …

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As both society and education have undergone transformational shifts since the establishment of Pacific College in 1986, the college itself has adapted, with programs and departments undergoing modifications to realign with these evolving demands. These adjustments have at times entailed alterations in structure or nomenclature, and in some instances, retirement of programs. Below are the …

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