Je Jun-tae

Current Positions & Key Titles

Education

• Master of Korean Medicine — College of Korean Medicine, Wonkwang University
• Graduated from the College of Korean Medicine, Wonkwang University
• Internship and Residency — Gwangju Korean Medicine Hospital affiliated with Wonkwang University

Key Career

• Department of Neurology, Gwangju Korean Medicine Hospital affiliated with Wonkwang University
• Conducted a clinical trial on post-stroke depression
• Head of the Korean Medicine Department, Aviation Medical Group, Air Force Education & Training Command
• National Happiness Card Korean-medicine care manual — advisor on acupuncture, moxibustion & physical therapy
• Korea Medicine Convergence Research Information Center (KMCRIC), nationally designated — Information Provider
• Secretary, Korean Medicine Future Forum
• Director, Sandol Korean Medicine Clinic

Awards

• Commemorative plaque, Outstanding Military Medical Officer (Minister of National Defense)
• Commendation from the Commander, Air Force Education & Training Command
• Outstanding Military Medical Officer for patient satisfaction, selected by the Medical Affairs Office, Air Force Headquarters

Certifications & Major Training

• Completed the Integrative Pain Management Course (Chuna manual therapy, acupotomy, thread embedding/maeseon, bee-venom therapy, clinical acupuncture) · Pain Treatment Academy
• Management of Shoulder Pain Course · Stanford University School of Medicine

Academic Societies

• The Society of Korean Medicine
• The Society of Internal Korean Medicine

Selected Publications

• A clinical trial to evaluate the safety and efficacy of Hwangryeon-haedok-tang pharmacopuncture for post-stroke depression
• Effects of electroacupuncture on restraint stress responses: a study of inhibitory avoidance task, forced swim test, and stress hormone responses
• Effects of electroacupuncture stimulation on autonomic nervous system-related biosignals
• Effects of electroacupuncture stimulation of the abdomen and limbs on SEMG changes measured at the frontalis muscle
• Effects of sleep restriction on salivary hormones in adolescents

Main Treatment Areas