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Nelly

Nelly

Bachelors, Science
Lasalle college, Westhill University

About Me

I graduated from medical school at Westhill University and completed three years of surgical training in several hospitals, here and abroad. As an undergraduate, I studied fine arts and French at l'alliance franaise. Throughout my clinical and surgical education I taught interns, medical students, nurses and other kind of medical staff. These years of experience helped me to improve in problem solving skills and undoubtedly increased my understanding of basic science. I currently work at UT Southwestern medical center at the Neuroscience Department. I currently tutor in Pharmacology, Microbiology, Immunology, Physiology, Anatomy, Neuroanatomy, biochemistry, and Medical genetics. My favorite subject is Anatomy and Neuroanatomy. I have always been captivated by the structure of the human body and specially the structure of the brain. I also love teaching languages! Communication is all we have. A proper and efficient communication among us can be life-changing. So let's learn! I tutor because I enjoy sharing knowledge and contributing to the society in my own way. When I teach I like using real-life scenarios either in the medical or linguistic field so the students fully grasp and understand the subject. This method has helped several of my students to succeed and master different subjects. In my spare time I enjoy skating, playing the piano and painting.

Education & Certifications

Lasalle college
Bachelors, Science
Westhill University
Current Grad Student, Medicine

Q&A with Nelly

"Study without thought is vain: thought without study is dangerous." How can you help a student become an independent learner? By showing him or her that anyone is capable of achieving every kind of goal. The key is to know what works better for them (visual or auditory stimuli). How would you help a student stay motivated?

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