Dr. Xi Li combines medical expertise with spiritual care, bringing together the worlds of healthcare ethics and faith-based support. He studied at leading universities in both China and the United States, earning graduate degrees in neuroanatomy, medical ethics, and biblical studies (both Old and New Testaments). He now focuses on helping others understand how faith, healing, and ethical care work together. As a hospital chaplain and ordained Christian minister, Dr. Li has spent significant time supporting patients and families during difficult medical situations. His unique background includes studying both modern medical ethics and ancient texts, allowing him to bridge the scripture with current healthcare challenges.
Dr. Li teaches others about compassionate healthcare through his work at various universities in China and America. His writings explore how people cope with trauma and illness, looking at both scientific and spiritual perspectives. He has published research in major journals about topics like: how ancient wisdom texts view healing and recovery, the way people can grow stronger after traumatic experiences, ethical decision-making in modern medicine, and supporting patients' spiritual needs during medical care. Dr. Li resides in China.