"I graduated from Cornell University, and am currently a doctor working New York City. In college, I worked as a teaching assistant and a mentor for students in multiple science courses. In addition, I have also been tutoring high school and college students for more than five years.

Before starting medical school, I worked as a MCAT tutor for a private company for about a year. I worked with students both by meeting them person to person if they are in NYC, but if not, through online sessions. Both methods have worked well, and many of my students are currently enrolled in medical school all across the country! In medical school, I also worked as a USMLE step 1 tutor for a group of underclassmen students.

Through these years of experiences, I have mastered skills to work with students who are on different level. Rather than just "teaching," I try my best to help my students by being a mentor, a guide, and a friend to my students.

I worked as a TA in Anatomy and Physiology courses, two different Biochemistry courses, and General Biology course when I was a senior in Cornell University. I received high scores on my USMLE Step 1, and later taught a group of about eight medical students for several months before they took the exam. Most of them have performed outstandingly on their exam!

My schedule varies each week, and I may be free both on weekends or weekdays depending on my schedule. I'll respond promptly to your message!" less...