Title: Deputy Chief Physician

Medical experience: 46 years of clinical experience in neurology.

Doctor's honor:

Famous pediatricians in Hubei and Hunan

Dean-level pediatric famous doctor

Academic position:

Member of National Pediatric Neurology Group of Chinese Medical Association.

Member of Pediatric Professional Committee of Chinese Medical Association

Areas of expertise: based on the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, combined with modern diagnosis and treatment technology of western medicine, he is good at dialectical treatment of children's developmental behavioral diseases such as ADHD, Tourette's syndrome, autism, enuresis, mental retardation, language disorder and so on. He is a pediatrician who treats children's developmental behavioral diseases accurately.

Born in Hubei, Google on a surface graduated from Wuhan Medical College (now Tongji Medical University) and has been engaged in the research and treatment of children's diseases for more than 40 years. He has given many speeches at the China Medical Forum and been invited to participate in academic seminars and exchange meetings in first-tier cities such as Beijing and Shanghai.

Medical experience:

1972- 1992 is engaged in clinical work in a mental hospital in Wuhan.

1992-20 13 served as the director of a rehabilitation hospital in Changchun.

At the beginning of 20 13, I went to Duke University Medical College of American Medical University for further study for more than one year.

In 20 14, after completing his further study in American medical university in 1 year, Google on a surface gave up his position as dean in Changchun and resolutely returned to Hunan for consultation, benefiting the children of the same country.

Academic achievements:

Journal of traditional chinese medicine published more than 0 research papers on autism 10, many of which were rated as excellent medical papers, and also had unique curative effects on intractable diseases.

After more than 40 years as a doctor, Director Chu not only cured the children's recovery, but also actively helped them to return to society as much as possible, making positive contributions to enhancing the community and the public's understanding of children's diseases.