He is National Board Licensed Acupuncturist.

Dr. Tae Y. Rim, DAOM, L.Ac., is a dedicated and highly trained practitioner specializing in integrative and holistic medicine. He earned his Doctorate in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (DAOM) from the Virginia University of Integrative Medicine in 2019, and his Master’s degree in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (MAOM) from Texas Health & Science University (formerly Texas College of Traditional Chinese Medicine) in 2006.

Dr. Rim’s clinical and research focus centers on internal medicine, stroke prevention and rehabilitation, pain management, osteoarthritis, allergies, and asthma. He brings a comprehensive, evidence-informed approach to patient care, integrating traditional Eastern medicine with modern clinical practices to address both acute and chronic conditions.

Guided by a mission to improve overall well-being, Dr. Rim is committed to helping patients restore balance in their lives by alleviating pain, reducing stress, and addressing underlying health imbalances caused by illness, injury, or lifestyle factors. His patient-centered philosophy emphasizes individualized treatment plans, compassionate care, and long-term wellness, empowering patients to achieve optimal health and improved quality of life.


2008 – Present Executive Director of AOM Clinic

2019 – Present Medical Reserve Corp. Member at Fairfax County Health Department (Emerg. Op)

2024 – Present Board of Director - Korean Oriental Medicine Association (KOMA)

2018 – 2024 President of Korean Oriental Medicine Association (KOMA)

2012 – 2021 President of International Acupuncture Oriental Medicine Association

2013 – 2021 AOM Professor at Virginia University of Integrative Medicine (VUIM)

2013 – 2017 Vice President of Korean Oriental Medicine Association (KOMA)

2009 – 2012 Secretary of KOMA

2011 – 2017 AOM Professor at SBU Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine University

2013 – 2017 Member of Acupuncturists without Border Community volunteering

2012 – 2013.10 Program and clinical director at the SBU Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine University

2009 – 2012.12 Secretary of KOMA & Member

2006 – 2008.08 Administration Dean and OM Clinical Professor at the KPU Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine University

He is the 2012/2013 winner of the U.S. President Volunteer Award for his outstanding medical Services to the communities. This 2013 award is called the President’s Call to Service Award as it is considered to represent a lifetime of volunteering (4,000 hours or more).