Dr. Ray Rubio has been in private practice at Westlake Complementary Medicine in Los Angeles for over a decade, and was on clinical staff at the Toluca Lake Health Center "a multidisciplinary outpatient medical clinic" for half of that time. He has lectured locally and internationally on Chinese Medicine, and has appeared on radio and television as a guest speaker on the subject of Complimentary Medicine. Dr. Rubio was also the founder of the Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine program at the Los Angeles Free Clinic in conjunction with Emperor's College.
Dr. Rubio has been on Faculty at Emperor's College since 1999 where he instructs students in Herbal Medicine and Oriental Diagnosis. He is also a supervisor in the Emperor's College Clinic. Dr. Rubio is also a member of the American Association of Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine, and he is a graduate of the first cohort in the Doctoral Program at Emperor's College of Oriental Medicine.
Dr. Rubio's specialty is Women's Health, with an emphasis in Reproductive Medicine and the treatment of infertility. He works both with patients who would prefer to conceive naturally, and those who will be utilizing assisted reproductive techniques (ART). He speaks to infertility support groups on a regular basis, and he is a member of the American and Pacific Societies for Reproductive Medicine (ABORM). He is currently in the process of conducting a clinical trial on the treatment of diminished ovarian reserve with Chinese Herbal Medicine in patient undergoing IVF.
2016 marked the passing of a inspirational practitioner and teacher--Dr. Ray Rubio. It is our heartfelt wish to honor this man who has graced our profession with his passion, dedication, and brilliance.
We are fortunate to live in a time when the wisdom of great practitioners like Dr. Rubio can be captured and preserved for posterity. eLotus is honored to be part of Dr. Rubio’s legacy because we share the same vision to dedicate ourselves to the preservation and continuation of TCM wisdom. The best kind of knowledge is shared, passed on, translated into the healing of patients, and the furthering of our TCM profession.
