In 2000, Dr Cho started the English/Korean bilingual services
for Korean immigrants and their children at the Zucker-Hillside Hospital / North Shore LIJ Medical Center in New York.
for Korean immigrants and their children at the Zucker-Hillside Hospital / North Shore LIJ Medical Center in New York.
In 2001, Dr Cho started the English/Korean bilingual services for Korean immigrants and their children at the Zucker-Hillside Hospital in New York.
Dr. Cho successfully treated the Korean immigrants and their children. He identified that the most of conflicts within Korean immigrant families were always related to the academic performance and English language learning issues of the children.
His unique culturally and linguistically sensitive treatments drew the media’s attention, including New York Times.
