Daniel Schrier

Dr. Daniel Schrier serves as Director of Acupuncture Experiential Learning and adjunct faculty in the Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine department at Maryland University of Integrative Health (MUIH). He holds a Doctor of Oriental Medicine and Master of Acupuncture, with licenses in Acupuncture (Maryland) and Acupuncture Detoxification (NADA). His academic roles include dispensary supervisor, lead faculty examiner for the acupuncture oral examination, and editor/contributor to multiple medical texts.

• Education: Doctor of Oriental Medicine, Master of Acupuncture
• Licenses: Licensed Acupuncturist (MD), Acupuncture Detoxification Specialist (NADA)

His research focuses on integrating classical East Asian medical texts with modern clinical practice. He has collaborated with scholars like Z'ev Rosenberg on works such as Returning to the Source and Ripples in the Flow, emphasizing Han Dynasty medical classics and vessel dynamics. His clinical expertise spans tick-borne diseases, ophthalmology, andrology, and herbal medicinals.

Dr. Schrier teaches courses including History of Acupuncture, Foundations of Oriental Medicine, and Clinical Thought Process. His work bridges historical medical wisdom with contemporary health challenges, advocating for post-pandemic Chinese medicine frameworks.

Outside academia, he enjoys outdoor activities, cooking with his wife, and exploring Daoist philosophy through classical texts.