Dr. Vic YAO currently serves as a Critical Care Medicine specialist in Jiahui International Hospital. Dr. Yao obtained his Doctor degree from Capital Medical University in 2012. From 2012 to 2022, he worded in the Department of critical care medicine of Shandong provincial hospital and completed the standardized training of critical care medicine residents and the standardized training of critical care medicine specialty, until he promoted to deputy chief physician. During this period, he participated in the compilation of two books Neurocritical Care and Practical Clinical Monitoring and Treatment of Acute and Critical Diseases, published 5 articles in Chinese or English core journals, and served as teaching or teaching tasks in National and Provincial critical care bronchoscopy and critical care ultrasound classes for many times, in the meanwhile he served as the secretary of Shandong Critical Care Medicine Quality Control Center. In 2022, Dr. Yao joined Jiahui as a member of the HDU team. Based on clinical front-line work experience and knowledge accumulation, Dr. Yao is familiar with theories and technologies related to intensive care and treatment, including ECMO, CRRT, critical bronchoscopy diagnosis and treatment technology, bedside critical ultrasound technology, hemodynamic monitoring technology, endotracheal intubation and mechanical ventilation, etc. He has dedicated his work to apply advanced critical care medicine related diagnosis and treatment technology to treat critically ill patients in an all-round way.

Dr. Yao is certified in Basic Life Support (BLS), Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) by American Heart Association (AHA), and the 5C Critical Care Specialist Qualification Certificate issued by the Critical Care Medicine Branch of the Chinese Medical Association.

Dr. Ferris LI is currently the Deputy Chief of Intensive Care Unit (ICU) in JiaHui International Hospital. Dr. Li obtained his Bachelor’s Degree of Clinical Medicine in 2002 and Master’s Degree of Cardiovascular Surgery in 2010 from Shanghai Jiaotong University School of Medicine. He obtained Doctorate Degree in 2022. Before joining Jiahui Health, Dr. Li worked in Shanghai Chest hospital for 18 years and completed residency in intensive care unit in that hospital. In 2012 and 2018, he completed the promotion of attending physician and deputy chief physician. During 2009 to 2021, Dr. Li published 13 articles in core journals, obtained one utility model patent led and participated two projects from National Natural Science Foundation of China, participated in the book of thoracic surgery and served on Critical Care Specialist of Shanghai Medical Association and Critical Care Specialist of Shanghai traditional Chinese Medicine Association. In 2021, Dr. Li joined Jiahui as a member of the HDU team. Dr. Li has mastered the theory and technology of critical care medicine, including perioperative management of cardiothoracic surgery, postoperative complication management and functional rehabilitation, and is responsible for the “three-basic” examination and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation （CPR）training of the whole hospital.

Dr. Li is certified in Basic Life Support (BLS) and Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) by American Heart Association (AHA).

Dr. JIANG Zhongmei is an attending physician in pediatrics at Jiahui Health with over three decades of clinical experience in comprehensive pediatric care. She holds a medical degree from China Medical University and a Master’s degree in Health Informatics from the University of Wales, UK, and has received advanced clinical training at Cleveland Clinic and Boston Children’s Hospital, affiliated with Harvard University.

Dr. JIANG specializes in pediatric allergy and developmental medicine, including asthma, allergic rhinitis, eczema, and ADHD, and is also highly experienced in managing a broad spectrum of pediatric medical needs.
She is dedicated to delivering patient-centered care, with a strong emphasis on prevention, long-term health management, and developmental assessment from infancy through adolescence.

With a commitment to excellence and evidence-based medicine, Dr. JIANG pursues ongoing professional development through annual Continuing Medical Educcation at Boston Children’s Hospital. She thoughtfully incorporates the latest international clinical standards into her practice, delivering pediatric care that is refined, patient-centered, and grounded in a global perspective.

Dr. LAI is currently an Assistant Physician in the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine at Jiahui Health. She graduated from Beijing University of Chinese Medicine with a Bachelor’s degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine and a Master’s degree in TCM Surgery. She has completed standardized residency training in Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Dr. LAI specializes in the use of traditional therapies such as Chinese medicine, acupuncture, and tuina for the treatment of common and frequently occurring diseases. She has extensive clinical experience in managing chronic refractory wounds and is proficient in traditional Chinese debridement techniques.

Dr. CHEN Zhengxun is currently an otolaryngologist at Jiahui Health.

Dr. CHEN graduated from Xiangya School of Medicine, Central South University, with a doctoral degree in otolaryngology. Before joining Jiahui Health, he completed standardized residency training in otolaryngology at the Eye & ENT Hospital of Fudan University.

Dr. CHEN has extensive clinical experience in the diagnosis and treatment of common otolaryngological diseases, including otitis media, sinusitis, vocal cord lesions, tonsillar disorders in adults, and tonsil and adenoid hypertrophy in children, as well as obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). He is proficient in clinical procedures such as tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy, functional endoscopic sinus surgery, and vocal cord lesion resection under suspension laryngoscopy.

Dr. LIU Fang, Chief Physician, Professor, and Doctoral Supervisor. She serves as the Deputy Director of the Department of Ophthalmology, Director of the Day Surgery Center, and Discipline Leader in Cataract at the Tenth People's Hospital affiliated with Tongji University. Dr. Liu earned her medical doctorate from the Philipps University of Marburg in Germany and completed her postdoctoral fellowship in the subspecialty of the retina.

Specialties
•Diagnosis, treatment, and surgical management of vitreoretinal diseases；
•Surgical treatment of various cataract types, including personalized refractive cataract surgery; implantation of toric or multifocal intraocular lenses (correcting astigmatism, myopia, and presbyopia); femtosecond laser-assisted cataract surgery; and complex triple procedures combining cataract surgery with management of retinal disorders, glaucoma, or high myopia.

Academic and Professional Appointments
•Vice Chair of the Cataract Group, 11th Shanghai Medical Association Ophthalmology Branch;
•Evaluation Expert, Shanghai Science and Technology Commission & Medical Appraisal Committee;
•Member of Chinese Medical Association and American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery;
•Executive Committee Member, Ophthalmology Branch of China Medicine Education Association.

Research Contributions
•Published over 60 peer-reviewed papers (including SCI-indexed journals) as first or corresponding author;
•Granted one invention/utility model patent;
•Associate Chief Translator of the Chinese edition of "Clinical Ophthalmology" (original work by Jack J. Kanski); participating author of the Ministry of Education's centrally compiled textbook "Ophthalmic Laser Science";
•Awarded the Second Prize for Scientific and Technological Progress at the provincial level as the primary contributor; awarded the First Prize of the "Star Light Program" for Scientific and Technological Innovation by Shanghai medical staff as the primary contributor;
•Has successively undertaken projects funded by the China Scholarship Council's Distinguished Project, the Shanghai Science and Technology Commission, the Shenkang Hospital Development Center, the Provincial Health Department's Key Research Grants, and the Provincial Education Department.

Expertise
Surgical treatment of gastric cancer (open surgery, laparoscopic surgery, robotic-assisted surgery)
Minimally invasive surgery and comprehensive treatment with perioperative chemotherapy
Preservation and improvement of quality of life after gastrectomy

Introduction
Dr. Souya Nunobe is a specially invited expert at Jiahui Health and currently serves as the Deputy Director of the Hospital and Director of the Department of Gastric Surgery at the Cancer Institute Hospital in Japan.

Since 1996, Dr. Nunobe has been dedicated to the field of gastric cancer surgery. He completed his residency and specialized training at top Japanese institutions, including the University Hospital of Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine and the National Cancer Center Hospital. He studied under renowned gastric cancer surgery experts, Professor Takeshi Sano and Professor Mitsuru Sasako, where he systematically acquired the core concepts and techniques of surgical oncology.

Starting in 2005, he actively promoted the application of minimally invasive surgery in gastric cancer treatment and introduced robotic-assisted surgery in 2019. Dr. Nunobe previously served as an Assistant Professor in Gastrointestinal Surgery at the Graduate School of Medicine, The University of Tokyo. He returned to the Department of Gastric Surgery at the Cancer Institute Hospital in 2010, became Vice Director of Gastric Surgery in 2016, was promoted to Director in 2019, and has additionally served as Deputy Director of the Hospital since 2023.

Dr. Nunobe has published over 160 peer-reviewed academic articles and serves on the editorial board of the Japanese Journal of Clinical Oncology. In 2007, he received the Nishi Memorial Award from the Japanese Gastric Cancer Association for his research on "quality of life after pylorus-preserving gastrectomy." Additionally, he has performed more than 20 live demonstrations of radical gastrectomy outside Japan, including in mainland China, Hong Kong, and Vietnam.

Dr. Nunobe also holds the following positions: Councilor of the Japanese Society of Gastroenterological Surgery, Councilor of the Japanese Gastric Cancer Association, Member of the Japanese Surgical Society, and Executive Member of the International Gastric Cancer Congress.

Associate Chief Physician
Professional Background

Dr. ZHU obtained her Master's degree in Ophthalmology from the Second Military Medical University. She completed advanced studies at the Department of Ophthalmology, Beijing Tongren Hospital, Capital Medical University. With over 20 years’ clinical work in Ophthalmology, Dr. ZHU is highly experienced in diagnosis and treatment of common ophthalmic diseases, including refractive errors, conjunctivitis, Dry Eye Diseases, and she is specialized in diabetic retinopathy, pediatric uveitis, vitreous opacities (floaters), and other fundus diseases.

Main direction: retina diseases, uveitis, ocular imaging diagnosis, fundus laser therapy, and YAG laser treatment.

Dr. Clara SU is currently Chief Physician in the Department of Psychiatry at Jiahui International Hospital. She previously served as:

- Head of the Clinical Psychology Department, Chief Physician and Professor of Mental Health at the First Affiliated Hospital of Hainan Medical University;
- Academic Leader and Chief Physician of Psychology at Hainan Provincial Pingshan Hospital.

With decades of dedicated practice in psychiatry, she has long been committed to introducing advanced international psychotherapy techniques and promoting the systematic development of psychiatry in Hainan Province. She is recognized as a leading figure in the field regionally.

Education

Dr. SU earned her Bachelor of Medicine in Clinical Medicine, followed by a Master’s degree and Doctoral degree in Psychology. She has a strong academic background and extensive experience in both clinical practice and teaching.

Professional Experience

She has held key positions including:

- Director and Vice President of the Psychology and Sleep Center at Ping’an Hospital Affiliated to Hebei Medical University;
- Chief Physician and Master’s Supervisor at the First Hospital of Hebei Medical University;
- Lecturer and Psychological Counselor at the Psychological Counseling Center of Shanghai University.

She has accumulated rich experience in clinical diagnosis and treatment, education, and discipline development.

- 2009: Received the “National Outstanding Psychology Worker” award
- 2020: Selected as a “High-Level Top Talent of Hainan Province”
- 2022: Was honored as a “China Industry Influential Figure”

Discipline Construction

In 2018, Dr. Su led the successful application for approval of Hainan Province’s first undergraduate program in psychiatry, establishing a distinctive curriculum system and filling a critical gap in higher education for psychiatry in the region.
In September 2024, she was appointed Academic Leader of Psychology at Hainan Provincial Pingshan Hospital, where she has comprehensively promoted the professionalization and standardization of mental health teams and improved regional mental health services.

Academic Appointments

She holds numerous important academic positions:

- Member, Psychiatry Teaching Steering Committee, Ministry of Education
- Executive Member, International Chinese Society of Applied Psychology
- Executive Member, Social Psychological Service Committee, China Disaster Prevention Association
- Executive Member, Mental Health Committee, China Association for the Promotion of Human Health and Technology
- Vice Chairman, Coal Medicine Branch, Chinese Mental Health Association
- Member, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Committee, Psychiatrist Branch, Chinese Medical Doctor Association
- Member, Anxiety Disorders Group, Psychosomatic Medicine Committee, Chinese Medical Association
- Member, Depression Disorder Research Collaborative Group, Psychiatry Branch, Chinese Medical Association
- Member, Child Psychiatry Group, Psychiatry Branch, Chinese Medical Association
- Executive Member, CBT Committee, Chinese Mental Health Association
- Member, Sleep and Mental Health Committee, Chinese Sleep Research Society

Academic Achievements

She has published over 20 papers in core journals, and presided over multiple key projects from provincial science and technology departments and traditional Chinese medicine administrations.

As the principal researcher, she has received 2 First Prizes and 1 Second Prize for Provincial Medical Science and Technology Progress.

In recent years:

- Authored and published 7 monographs;
- Served as Editor-in-Chief for 1 book, with 2 more in press;
- Her work Practical Psychological Crisis Intervention: Suicide Psychology and Prevention fills a gap in professional and systematic textbooks on suicide intervention in China, and is highly influential in crisis intervention, mental health, education, and social services.
- She has contributed to 8 national planning textbooks, including those for the 11th, 12th, and 13th Five-Year Plans and international student textbooks, making outstanding contributions to psychiatric education.

International Academic Exchanges

Dr. Su has conducted academic exchanges and technical cooperation in the United States and Canada on many occasions:

- Research on the diagnosis and treatment of anxiety disorder, depressive disorder and borderline personality disorder at the New York State Psychiatric Institute, Columbia University; translated and published Surviving Borderline Personality Disorder.
- Advanced academic exchanges at Western Michigan University, introducing cutting-edge therapies including CBT, BA, and DBT into clinical practice in China.

She has presented widely at national academic conferences and promoted technological innovation and academic progress in Chinese psychiatry.

Clinical Specialties

- Sleep disorders, bipolar disorder, depression, anxiety disorders, psychosomatic disorders, with a particular focus on women, children, and adolescents.
- Psychological assessment, counseling, and psychotherapy for a full range of mental health issues: personality disorders, neuroses, college student counseling, adolescent learning difficulties, school refusal, self-harm and suicidal behaviors, family education, interpersonal relationships, emotional distress, and psychological rehabilitation for psychosomatic diseases.