"I am a Ph.D. candidate specializing in Molecular Epidemiology, Microbiology, and Molecular Genetics. I have a master's in epidemiology and a professional degree in doctor of veterinary medicine (DVM). I am passionate about finding innovative solutions to combat multidrug-resistant enteric and foodborne infections using modern molecular, epidemiologic, and bioinformatics tools.

Besides my research obligations, I love to teach students basic and advanced concepts of epidemiology, microbiology, genetics, and biostatistics. I have more than five years of experience in teaching the above-mentioned science subjects. I believe teaching is not just transferring knowledge; it's about making others capable of understanding and translating knowledge. I am here to facilitate and empower students to acquire their academic and professional goals by grasping concepts and skills related to multiple science subjects.

In the last few years, I have taught multiple sciences subjects to students with different academic backgrounds both at class and individual levels. I have mentored many undergraduate students in the lab while performing research projects. I always try first to understand students' learning goals and challenges about the subject matter and then tutor them accordingly.

Additionally, I have done many multi-disciplinary research projects; I learned how to apply knowledge to identify and solve a problem or translate scientific knowledge and skills into a product. Having both teaching and research experience helps me give students a practical and in-depth insight into science subjects.

Science is all about questioning and reasoning.

If you have questions or difficulty understanding the subject, then don't hesitate to contact me. Together we will address all queries and master all concepts." less...