Jiman Ryu

Professional Credentials

  • R.TCM.P (BC) Registered TCM Practitioner
  • B.S. Computer Science Analytical Health Architecture
  • Sports Medicine Focus Performance Optimization
The Practitioner

Jiman Ryu

R.TCM.P., R.Ac. & Software Engineer

Uniquely bridging Ancient Wisdom and Modern Analytical Precision to architect lasting health.

Jiman Ryu is a registered acupuncturist and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioner. Licensed by the **CCHPBC** (College of Complementary Health Professionals of BC). His dual background in medical practice and software engineering allows him to "debug" complex health issues using a systematic, evidence-based approach.

Passionate about data-driven healing, he integrates formulas proven safe through centuries of clinical cases with modern analytical tools, collaborating with a network of over 2,500 practitioners globally.

Clinical Focus

Musculoskeletal

Chronic Pain, Sports Injury Rehabilitation, Joint Health

Psychology & Sleep

Anxiety Management, Insomnia, Stress Recovery

Internal Medicine

Digestive Optimization, Immunity, Chronic Fatigue

Women's Wellness

Hormonal Balance, Cycle Regulation, Menopause Support

Career Path

2018 - Present

Founder & Lead Practitioner

Ryu Clinic (Port Moody & Coquitlam)

Pioneering a hybrid approach to TCM using modern clinical data and patient tracking systems.

2013 - 2018

Clinical Director

Limina Wellness / JimanTreatsWell

Focused on community wellness and the integration of acupuncture with sports recovery.

2000 - 2010

Principal Software Engineer

NCSoft / HandySoft (South Korea)

Architecting large-scale systems, developing the analytical mindset applied to healthcare today.

Professional Affiliations

CCHPBC Registered NAANA Membership AAAMA Associate KOMAA Board member

Understanding Performance

As an avid marathon runner, I understand the fine line between peak performance and injury. My personal pursuit of endurance informs every treatment plan I build—whether you're a professional athlete recovering from a tear or a desk-worker seeking to regain functional freedom.

"Healing is a marathon, not a sprint. We train for longevity."