Dr. Chang-Hai Tsai has been appointed as the chairman of China Medical University and Medical System since 2001. Chairman Tsai won the Taiwan Medical Model Award in November 2008, and won the National Public Welfare Award three years later. The chairman believes that the pace of innovation and change in the hospital must be fast, and high efficiency can lead to high quality. The ability to complete communication and coordination in one piece, let all colleagues at the meeting once again see the extraordinary leadership of this white-robed CEO

Doctor Fu-Jen Tsai is the Director of the Hospital’s Department of Research and Genetic Medicine. He is also an Attending Physician of Division of Pediatrics and is a Distinguished professor and Vice Principal of China Medical University. Dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of Pediatric Genetic & Metabolism diseases

Neonatal diseases, bronchoscopy and treatment, abnormal breathing sounds, airway diseases, children with acute illness, vaccination

Dr. Chung-Hsing Wang is currently in charge of Children's Genetics, treating diagnosis and treatment of rare diseases and endocrine and metabolic diseases. Committed to molecular diagnosis of rare diseases, to establish the genetic database of special diseases for people, for the academic diagnosis and treatment of reference platform.

Dr. Chien-Chung Kuo is the President of the Taiwan Pediatric Orthopedic Society and specializes in treating pediatric orthopedic conditions such as cerebral palsy, gait abnormalities, hip dysplasia, and limb deformities. He has trained internationally at institutions like Aichi Children's Hospital, Oxford University, and the University of Washington. Dr. Kuo is also an expert in cerebral palsy motion analysis and ankle replacement surgery. He currently serves as the Director of the Department of Pediatric Orthopedics at China Medical University Hospital.

Doctor Kuo-Ting Sun specializes in pediatric dentistry, Juvenile Orthodontics and dentistry for mentally and physically impaired. The American Association of Orthodontists suggest children to undergo initial professional Orthodontist specialist evaluation at the age of 6 and to undergo frequent check-ups. The specialist shall provide expert evaluation and treatment suggestions. Adjustments may include: 1) The gap between incisors is too large; 2) open bite; 3) anterior bite; 4) Premature loss or defect of milk tooth; 5) Severe open bite, anterior bite and mandibular prognathism; 6) Lateral Deviated Mandible etc.

Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine
Early intervention of Child development
Taiwan Association of Child Development and Early Intervention (TACDEI) 9th National Golden Palm Tree Award

Assistant Professor Kuo-Liang Chen has surgery and urology specialist qualifications and specializes in pediatric urology, erectile dysfunction; kidney stones and prostate diseases. Doctor Chen has repeatedly received treatment from Boston Pediatric Hospital, Harvard Hospital Tissue Engineering Cell Treatment Laboratory, Wake Forest Medical Center Restorative Medicine Department for tissue engineering and restoration medicine. His specialty is rare within the country and is currently a member of the TUA, Pediatric Urology Committee.

Headache
Tourette syndrome (Tics)
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Epilepsy
Traditional Chinese Mßedicine