BECOME AN AYURVEDIC PRACTITIONER.  START A CAREER WITHIN TWO YEARS.

 

Available for students in Western countries.

 

1,500 HOURS AWARDED, consisting of:

• Online distance learning, both live and recorded, with skilled faculty

• Asynchronous projects

• In-person intensives each year in India for traditional clinical experience

• One-on-one mentorship with our academic advisor Victor Briere, AD

• Career mentorship session/s with our chief of the board Joe Rich

 

 

Our goal is to offer a personalized program to our students.  We try to create a flexible versus rigid program which fits to students’ needs while maintaining the integrity of your quality educational experiences. 

 

Students will learn fundamental Ayurvedic principles, all the way through intensive clinical practice.

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Admissions Requirements:

• High school graduate or equivalent

• 18-years old at time of graduation

• Adept at using introductory technology such as video conferencing (Zoom)

• We admit students who have a desire to create a profession in Ayurvedic medicine

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Program Costs, and Sample Curriculum are being developed now.

Details to be released soon, contact us for information in the meantime.

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Facts

• Our January 2024 graduates are currently studying to take their NAMA certification exams in May.  (As of Jan 2024, this certification is not a requirement to become an ayurvedic practitioner in the U.S.)

• Our January 2024 graduates are all U.S. based, and included in their two years were 9 weeks total of intensives in California, Italy, and India.

• One of four of the January 2024 graduates are continuing with us for another four years to achieve the U.S. “Ayurvedic Doctor” level education. 

• Students of all of our educational programs (as of Jan. 2024) have been based in the U.S., U.K., France, Germany, and Italy.

• We have been a U.S. based institute since 2020, and have also operated programs in Italy.  Our original clinic was begun in California U.S. in 2014.

• Our faculty teachers have extensive clinical experience themselves, and most have specifically worked in teaching clinics or hospitals as well.

• Many faculty teachers have their own personal clinics also, and sometimes offer at-cost medical services to serve members of their local communities.