Kevin Davison has been involved in martial arts since childhood and lived in Asia intermittently since he was 19 years old. He pursued the study of East Asian studies and language at the University of California at Berkeley and later received a degree from the University of Hawaii in Mandarin Chinese. Living in China (Taiwan, Hong Kong and Beijing) for three years, he studied Language, philosophy and internal martial arts (qi gong, tai chi chuan, and xing yi chuan). Interest in Eastern and Complementary Medicine led him to pursuing a doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine from the National College of Naturopathic Medicine. He completed postdoctoral work in Chinese Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine (Beijing) and Xi Yuan Hospital (medical Qi Gong). During the time spent studying and traveling in Asia he had four principle teachers that has allowed him to pass on this tradition of Integrated QiGong.

He has been a practicing physician of naturopathic and Chinese medicine for the last 20 years. This has led him to working in many varied environments, from program development in preventative medicine for the IBM Corporation, physician and medical consultant to the Oakland Raiders Football team and most recently to Olympic gold medalist skier, Julia Mancuso.

An avid believer in fitness and training he has maintained his practice and learning of internal martial arts for three decades. He has taught the Integrated QiGong system locally and internationally over the 10 years, and is in the process of writing a book on the system.

Dr. Davison has been the director of Maui East West Clinic for the last 17 years and has specialized in new therapies for the treatment and recovery of muscle and soft tissue injuries as well as leading edge anti-aging therapies.

He has spent most of his life in the Hawaiian Islands and is the fourth generation to live there. Surfing, kite surfing, and stand up paddle boarding are his regular recreation devices.