Ian Koebner, PhD, MS, LicAc, received his Bachelor’s degree from Wesleyan University and completed a Master’s degree in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine at the New England School of Acupuncture. He also earned a Master’s degree in Pain Research, Education, and Policy from the Tufts School of Medicine. He also holds a PhD in Nursing Science and Healthcare Leadership from the University of California, Davis (UC Davis).
Dr. Koebner is an acupuncturist and scholar specializing in non-pharmacological pain management, the social dimensions of pain, and the public health potential of the cultural sector. He is currently researching the impact that museum and virtual museum experiences can have on persistent pain and how live musical events may enhance well-being. He is an accomplished and well-published researcher and sought after educator.
At the Osher Clinical Center, Dr. Koebner’s clinical practice focus is on non-pharmacological pain management through acupuncture. He enjoys building interdisciplinary care team networks to facilitate communication and collaboration between healthcare providers.