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- Developed the first and most comprehensive academic curriculum in integrative medicine.
- Created the first Integrative Medicine in Residency program, which is a national model for training of all physicians in integrative medicine.
- Co-founded the Consortium of Academic Health Centers for Integrative Medicine, with Duke University and the University of Massachusetts. The Consortium has 46 member institutions engaged in clinical, educational, and research programs in integrative medicine.
- Was designated a Center of Excellence by the University of Arizona, formally recognizing the Center?s innovation and distinction in education.
- Is the largest Fellowship in the world, having graduated nearly 600 Fellows in integrative medicine by 2010, with 120 new practitioners accepted to the Fellowship each year thereafter.
- Has trained doctors from 47 U.S. states Great Britain, Brazil, Canada, Japan, Korea, Israel, Norway, United Arab Emirates, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico.
