british Registry of Chinese Herbology

[Guest guest]

Does anyone know if foreigners (or at least other EU citizens) can

register with the Registry of Chinese Herbology in Great Britain, a

private, non-governmental organization, admits applicants who meet

minimum professional standards relevant to TCM herbology? Do EU rules

allow a person who has a trade in one country to practice in any other

member country? Or do licensing rules vary from country to country?

 

 

Chinese Herbs

 

 

FAX:

[Guest guest]

As far as I am aware citizenship does not affect eligibilty to

membership of the RCHM (I am currently applying and I am German).

Being " licensed " with the RCHM does not allow one to trade in other

EU countries. The requirements still vary considerably from country

to country (for example in some countries only MDs are permitted to

administer acupuncture treatments). The UK is currently probably the

most liberal country in the EU when it comes to licenses - there are

as yet no mandatory regulations in place (both acupuncture and herbs).

 

The contact email address for the RCHM is herbmed.

 

Hope this helps

Johanna

 

 

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wrote:

> Does anyone know if foreigners (or at least other EU citizens) can

> register with the Registry of Chinese Herbology in Great Britain, a

> private, non-governmental organization, admits applicants who meet

> minimum professional standards relevant to TCM herbology? Do EU

rules

> allow a person who has a trade in one country to practice in any

other

> member country? Or do licensing rules vary from country to country?