ZHEN FU CLINIC
Meet Our TCM Practitioners
Meet the nine traditional Chinese medicine practitioners at our three branches. See professional licence numbers, education, clinical interests and branch schedules before choosing your appointment.
Schedules can change. Confirm your practitioner and appointment with the branch before travelling. Advance booking is recommended.
Chok Chai 4

Dr. Yaowakiat (Doctor Tee)
YAOWAKIAT YAOWAPANKUL
Thai TCM practitioner licence: พจ.628Clinical Interests & Experience
TCM internal medicine; kidney and urinary health, including supportive care before and after dialysis; diabetes and metabolism; thyroid concerns; hypertension; gout; chronic fatigue; allergy and sleep concerns. Care is individually assessed alongside relevant medical investigations and necessary conventional treatment.
Assessment may include health history, examination, tongue and pulse assessment according to TCM principles.
Education & Background
Education
- Bachelor’s degree — Beijing University of Chinese Medicine
- Master’s degree — TCM internal medicine, kidney conditions, Beijing University of Chinese Medicine
- Doctoral degree — diabetes, endocrinology and kidney conditions, Beijing University of Chinese Medicine
Professional Background & Training: Individual assessment and care within traditional Chinese medicine. Read the full profile for education and professional background.
Services: Acupuncture, dry needling for muscle trigger points, cupping, gua sha and Chinese herbal medicine.
Branch Schedule
Chok Chai 4: Tuesday and Saturday, from 17:00. Ramintra: Monday, from 17:00. Advance booking required.

Practitioner Fuji
MEAWWADEE PIEMYUSUK
Thai TCM practitioner licence: พจ.2320Clinical Interests & Experience
Work-related neck and shoulder pain, headache and migraine, back/waist/hip pain, knee pain, symptoms associated with disc-related nerve compression, sleep and stress concerns, reflux, irregular menstruation, stroke rehabilitation, facial palsy and individual TCM health care.
Assessment may include health history, examination, tongue and pulse assessment according to TCM principles.
Education & Background
Education
- Bachelor’s degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine — Rangsit University / Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine
Professional Background & Training: Clinical placements: Huachiew Hospital, Khon Kaen Hospital, Luang Pho Pern Hospital and Maharat Nakhon Ratchasima Hospital. Further training: TCM Clinical Mastery Program 2025; TCM Fertility Case Lab 2026.
Services: Services are selected after individual TCM assessment.
Branch Schedule
Chok Chai 4: Thursday, 10:00–20:00.

Practitioner Ja
SASITORN VANCHAICHALERNLERD
Thai TCM practitioner licence: พจ.2028Clinical Interests & Experience
Muscle conditions, work-related pain, frozen shoulder, waist/hip pain radiating down the leg, and sports or exercise injuries. Women’s health interests include irregular or painful periods, PCOS, endometriosis and TCM preparation alongside fertility treatment or IVF.
Assessment may include health history, examination, tongue and pulse assessment according to TCM principles.
Education & Background
Education
- Bachelor’s degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine — Rangsit University / Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine
Professional Background & Training: Clinical placements: Huachiew Hospital, Khon Kaen Hospital, Luang Pho Pern Hospital and Maharat Nakhon Ratchasima Hospital.
Services: Acupuncture, cupping, gua sha and Chinese herbal medicine.
Branch Schedule
Chok Chai 4: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday, 10:00–20:00.

Practitioner Sun
Thatsanai Kanokpullawat
Thai TCM practitioner licence: พจ.694Clinical Interests & Experience
Work-related muscle pain; neck, shoulder, back, waist, hip or knee pain; headache and migraine; tinnitus; stress and sleep difficulties; constipation and bloating; urticaria; menstrual irregularity and other pain concerns.
Assessment may include health history, examination, tongue and pulse assessment according to TCM principles.
Education & Background
Education
- Bachelor’s degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine — Huachiew Chalermprakiet University
Professional Background & Training: 13 years of work experience, as stated in the clinic’s Thai profile.
Services: Acupuncture, muscle trigger-point dry needling, cupping, gua sha, Chinese herbal medicine and facial acupuncture.
Branch Schedule
Chok Chai 4: Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, 10:00–20:00.

Practitioner Viva
WATCHARAWATEE PLERMKAMOL
Thai TCM practitioner licence: พจ.524Clinical Interests & Experience
Work-related pain, muscle and tendon concerns, disc-related nerve compression symptoms, neck/shoulder/waist/knee pain, frozen shoulder, plantar fasciitis, sleep and anxiety concerns, headache/migraine, weakness or paralysis rehabilitation, facial palsy and digestive concerns.
Assessment may include health history, examination, tongue and pulse assessment according to TCM principles.
Education & Background
Education
- Bachelor’s degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine — College of Alternative Medicine, Chandrakasem Rajabhat University
Professional Background & Training: 1,000 hours of clinical training at Somdej Chaopraya Mahakasatsuk Hospital and the Chinese medicine college of Xiamen University, China; additional training at Huachiew TCM Clinic and volunteer TCM activities.
Services: Acupuncture, muscle trigger-point dry needling, cupping, gua sha, Chinese herbal medicine and facial acupuncture.
Branch Schedule
Chok Chai 4: Friday and Sunday, 10:00–20:00.
Ramintra
Doctor Tee also sees patients at this branch on Monday from 17:00. Read Doctor Tee’s Profile ↑

Practitioner Earth
Chichanok Aphachinda
Thai TCM practitioner licence: พจ.1972Clinical Interests & Experience
Work-related muscle pain, sleep difficulties, headache and migraine, allergy, constipation and bloating, digestive concerns, rehabilitation for weakness or paralysis, facial palsy and menstrual irregularity.
Assessment may include health history, examination, tongue and pulse assessment according to TCM principles.
Education & Background
Education
- Dual bachelor’s programme in Traditional Chinese Medicine — Chulabhorn International College of Medicine, Thammasat University / Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine
- Master of Science in Cosmetic Science — Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Chulalongkorn University
Professional Background & Training: Clinical placements: Chengdu TCM University hospital, Thian Fah Foundation, Krathum Baen Hospital, Chonburi Hospital and Huachiew Hospital. TCM Clinical Mastery Program 2024 and 2025.
Services: Acupuncture, muscle trigger-point dry needling, cupping, gua sha, Chinese herbal medicine and facial acupuncture.
Branch Schedule
Ramintra: Monday–Wednesday, 10:00–20:00.

Practitioner Pom
Rujipad Sitthilikhit
Thai TCM practitioner licence: พจ.2374Clinical Interests & Experience
Work-related neck, shoulder, waist and calf pain; muscle and tendon pain; disc-related nerve compression symptoms; sleep difficulties, headache/migraine, stress, anxiety and depression-related concerns; rehabilitation for weakness/paralysis or facial palsy; digestive and menstrual concerns; weight management and facial skin concerns.
Assessment may include health history, examination, tongue and pulse assessment according to TCM principles.
Education & Background
Education
- Bachelor’s degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine — Huachiew Chalermprakiet University / Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Professional Background & Training: Experience at Longhua Hospital, Chainarong multidisciplinary clinic and Qinglong; further training in therapeutic massage techniques and TCM Clinical Mastery Program 2025.
Services: Acupuncture, muscle trigger-point dry needling, cupping, gua sha, Chinese herbal medicine and facial acupuncture.
Branch Schedule
Ramintra: Thursday–Sunday, 10:00–20:00.
Hat Yai

Practitioner Ploy
Watcharaporn Boonpormee
Thai TCM practitioner licence: พจ.1982Clinical Interests & Experience
Work-related muscle pain, sleep difficulties, headache/migraine, allergy, constipation/bloating, indigestion, stroke rehabilitation and trigger finger.
Assessment may include health history, examination, tongue and pulse assessment according to TCM principles.
Education & Background
Education
- Bachelor’s programme in Traditional Chinese Medicine alongside Chinese-language arts — University of Phayao / Guangxi University of Chinese Medicine
Professional Background & Training: Clinical training at a hospital affiliated with Guangxi University of Chinese Medicine; professional learning with the TCM practitioners’ public-health network.
Services: Acupuncture, muscle trigger-point dry needling, cupping including TCM balance-oriented care, gua sha, Chinese herbal medicine and facial acupuncture.
Branch Schedule
Hat Yai: Monday–Friday, 10:00–20:00.

Practitioner Gus
Kankanit Thantakarnkong
Thai TCM practitioner licence: พจ.1911Clinical Interests & Experience
Acute and chronic muscle pain, headache/migraine, rehabilitation after sports injuries or stroke-related weakness, menstrual pain, menopausal symptoms and facial acupuncture care. Hormone-related symptoms are assessed individually within the TCM approach.
Assessment may include health history, examination, tongue and pulse assessment according to TCM principles.
Education & Background
Education
- Bachelor’s degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine — Huachiew Chalermprakiet University
Professional Background & Training: Work experience at Chularat 11 Hospital, Hat Yai Hospital and Zhen Fu Clinic; clinical placements and training in patient care, resuscitation, acupuncture techniques, examination and research.
Services: Acupuncture, muscle trigger-point dry needling, cupping, gua sha, Chinese herbal medicine and facial acupuncture.
Branch Schedule
Hat Yai: Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 10:00–20:00.
Clinical interests describe the practitioner’s experience and areas of care; they do not guarantee an outcome. Care and any need for further assessment are discussed individually.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many practitioners are there?
The clinic’s directory lists nine TCM practitioners across three branches. Some practitioners, including Doctor Tee, work at more than one branch.
How should I choose a practitioner?
Consider your preferred branch, available schedule and the practitioner’s clinical interests. Contact reception with a brief description of your concern if you would like help choosing an appointment.
Should I book ahead?
Advance booking is recommended because schedules can change. Doctor Tee’s appointments require booking before travel.
What services are available?
Services described in the profiles include acupuncture, cupping, gua sha, TCM manual techniques and Chinese herbal medicine. The practitioner selects suitable care after assessment.
Where can I see licence numbers?
Each practitioner’s Thai TCM licence number is displayed with their profile on this page.
Choose a Branch & Book
Schedules can change. Confirm your practitioner and appointment with the branch before travelling. Advance booking is recommended.
Chok Chai 4
062-596-6955
Ramintra
02-038-9955
Hat Yai
074-882-083
