Brandon Horn, Ph.D., J.D., L.Ac., FABORM

Dr. Brandon Horn, PhD, JD, LAc, FABORM is a lecturer, researcher and clinician in the fields of acupuncture, herbal medicine and nutrition. He received his Bachelor and Juris Doctorate degrees from Ohio State University, his Master degree in Oriental Medicine from Samra University and his PhD in Classical Chinese Medicine from American University of Complementary Medicine, where he currently serves as the Chief Academic Officer.

Brandon is a recognized authority in the fields of infertility and gynecology. He has publications in journals such as Fertility & Sterility, Alternative Therapies in Women's Health, Evidence Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine, and the Journal of Chinese Medicine. He lectures both in the United States and internationally on topics such as the treatment of women with poor ovarian quality, the use of acupuncture to improve uterine receptivity, the use of acupuncture in support of in-vitro fertilization, and integrative approaches to the treatment and management of autoimmune conditions. Venues have included Columbia University, UCLA, USC County hospital (Grand Rounds) and Children's Hospital of Los Angeles (Grand Rounds).

In researching how to help couples have healthy babies, Brandon developed an interest in fetal development and pediatrics. He accepted a position at Children's Hospital of Los Angeles as Clinical Supervisor and Deputy Director of the acupuncture program. Brandon currently devotes one day per week to treating under-served children at Children's Hospital. He also supervises Master and Doctoral level students working in the Pain, Rheumatology and Endocrinology departments alongside some of the top pediatricians in the country.

In addition to working at CHLA, Brandon is also on faculty at UCLA Medical School where he teaches third year medical students. Brandon also has a private practice in Los Angeles, CA. When not working, Brandon can be found hanging out with his daughter, fiddling with electronics, reading, hiking or sleeping.

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