About the Presenters
Caroline Radice
Dr. Caroline Radice, DACM, L.Ac. (NY & NJ), Dipl. Ac & CH (NCCAOM), has been studying and practicing Chinese Medicine with a specialty in Obstetrics and Gynecology since 1992. Her MSTCM is from ACTCM in San Francisco and her DACM from PCHS in San Diego. She is currently an online Gynecology Instructor at SIEAM in Seattle, VUIM in Virginia, and at the White Pine Institute specializing in the treatment of Fertility and Menopausal disorders.
Dr. Radice is an Advisory Board Member of the White Pine Circle and Graduate Mentorship Program (GMP), where she is also a Teaching Assistant and Mentor. She maintains a busy private practice in Maplewood, NJ and continues to pursue ongoing education in the scholarship of Chinese Medicine with Masters nationwide and other supporting institutions such as the NY Botanical Gardens courses in Plant ID and Botanical Latin, and Ethnobotany program at Cornell.
Sarah Rivkin
Sarah E. Rivkin, DAHM, LAc, Dipl. OM (NCCAOM) has been in private practice since 2006 focusing on reproductive health and pediatrics, Japanese acu-moxa techniques, classical herbal formulas, palpation, and qigong.
She also devotes time to writing, editing, translating, and teaching. Her academic work draws on her background as both a clinician and a lover of text and language to explore the intersection of reading/writing and East Asian medicine.
Her articles have been published in Chinese Medicine and Culture, The North American Journal of Oriental Medicine (NAJOM), The Lantern, Convergent Points, and Medical Acupuncture. She is on the faculty at the Seattle Institute of East Asian Medicine (SIEAM), where she teaches classes on clinical writing and case analysis.
In addition to an appearance on Qiological, she has presented her research at East Asian medical history conferences organized by the International Association for the Study of Traditional Asian Medicine (IASTAM), Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, Tel Aviv University, and Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. She is also a peer-reviewer for Chinese Medicine and Culture, collaborates with colleagues on translating foundational Chinese medical texts, and is on the advisory board of White Pine Circle.
