Cameron Bishop has been in full-time acupuncture practice for over twenty years and teaches Japanese meridian acupuncture. After graduating from Seattle Pacific University with degrees in psychology and anthropology, he moved to Japan for four years to work and study healing and martial arts, obtaining black belts in aikido and the double sword style of Miyamoto Musashi. He obtained his master’s in acupuncture from Northwest Institute of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NIAOM) and his doctorate of acupuncture and Oriental medicine from American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (ACTCM), specializing in women’s health and pain management. Bishop also developed and teaches the Integrative Pain Management course for Pacific College of Health and Science’s doctoral program.
