Carlo Arias, MOMS, CMT, received his master degree in oriental medicine in 1996 from Samra University in California. He also received one year of training in Tuina (Chinese massage) at the same university. Since then he has been continuing his education through conferences and courses in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Currently, he is the Clinic Manager for the Center. Mr. Arias is interested in spreading the integrative East-West medicine paradigm to the Latino population.

Martha Rodriguez joined the Center in August 2000. She is a graduate of the medical assistant program from Bryman College. Currently she is working full-time as a clinical nurse and front-desk receptionist.

Gisela Rojas joined the Center in May 2005. She is studying Nursing at ELAC. She is currently working full-time as an Administrative Assistant.

Michelle Tyomkin joined the Center in June 2005. She studied Psychology at California State University Northridge and is now studying Nursing at LAHC. She is currently working full-time as an Administrative Assistant.

Diana Tonsich, PhD, received her BA in history from UCLA and her MA and Ph.D. in History from the University of Pennsylvania. She held a Fulbright Fellowship while conducting her dissertation research. For the last 15 years, Dr. Tonsich has worked in fund development and nonprofit management and led the development efforts and community outreach of three Southern California hospitals. Most recently, she has worked as a consultant to a number of Los Angeles-based nonprofits. She has been both a patient and beneficiary of care at the Center and now serves as Administrative Specialist at the Center.