"I am a 4th year medical student (M.D.), with a strong background in biomedical sciences and clinical research. Before medical school, I earned a Master of Science in Systems Medicine from Georgetown University, where I explored genomic and molecular applications in precision medicine. I then completed a Master of Science in Medical Sciences at Brown University’s Warren Alpert Medical School, focusing on healthcare disparities, patient outcomes, and translational medicine. My research examined how language barriers impact medical appointment cancellations, reinforcing my understanding of the broader systemic challenges in healthcare.

My graduate and medical education have shaped my passion for teaching, mentoring, and simplifying complex topics. At Brown University, I conducted research requiring me to communicate intricate medical concepts effectively. As a medical student at Drexel, I have mentored and tutored through The Health Advocacy Practicum, working with immigrant students to develop both academic and professional skills. Additionally, I have presented research at national conferences, further refining my ability to break down advanced material in an engaging way.

My tutoring approach is student-centered and adaptive. I recognize that each student learns differently and tailor my methods to their needs—whether through visual aids, interactive discussions, or case-based learning. I emphasize critical thinking and real-world application, ensuring students understand concepts beyond memorization. With my background in graduate-level biomedical sciences, clinical training, and mentorship, I am committed to helping students gain confidence, master difficult subjects, and develop a deep appreciation for science and medicine." less...