Award-Winning Microbiology Tutors serving Philadelphia, PA

...I have been able to strengthen my teaching, communication, and technical skills, all critical to strong performance in being both a tutor and a physician. Now as a third year medical resident, I take great pleasure in teaching my medical students in variety of medial pathologies and diagnoses. Teaching is an essential skill I will need in my career going forward whether it be teaching medical students or counseling my own patients and I hope...

...University with a bachelors degree in History. I subsequently completed a post-baccalaureate program at Bryn Mawr College to complete the premedical course work and matriculated into Penn's medical school. I took a year off from medical school between my third and fourth year to get a masters degree in education focusing on medical education but also learning a tremendous amount about K-12 education as well. While I plan on being a physician in the future,...

I'm an experienced tutor with 6+ years of experience and a strong foundation in multiple disciplines. I make customized plans tailored to student needs and guarantee results.

...enough to tutor and teach students at the undergraduate level for the past 9 years in mainly science and mathematics. I tutored for 4 years in General Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Algebra I & II, Statistics I, Microbiology, and Physics at the undergraduate level. I also was a teaching assistant for the past 5 years and taught 6 courses focused on General / Introduction to Chemistry and Analytical Chemistry. I have tutored over 200 students in...

...for Translational Medicine at Jefferson University where my research focused on the underlying molecular mechanisms of asthma and COPD. Other areas on interested included the molecular mechanisms of food allergy and cannabis allergy. My work has been published in the Journal of Allergy and Immunology in Practice as well as American Journal of Physiology-Lung Cellular and Molecular Physiology. Recently I have completed my first year of medical school at NYIT College of Osteopathic Medicine at...

...through their online platform. I've always enjoyed school and a big part of that has been the amazing teachers I have had along the way. I've always loved teaching as well, tutoring through different organizations during my undergraduate at Johns Hopkins University in Neuroscience and now at medical school at Thomas Jefferson University where I will get my M.D next year. After recently finishing Step 2, scoring above the 90th percentile, finding my groove through...

...Laude from VCU, and I majored in Biology, with a minor in chemistry, on a pre-medical track. I have an extensive STEM background, through my undergraduate classes and research internships that I have participated in. I'm super passionate about science, particularly Biology, Chemistry, and Physics, and I also have a heavy interest in Government and Writing! Throughout my academic career, I have always been involved in tutoring- whether it was as a tutor to elementary...

...do is bring the topic to life with stories and examples so that you can see what's happening. I take away the mystery and make learning exciting so that you are successful. I'm ready to help you. Let's get to it! I'm effective in tutoring high school biology, middle school and elementary science, math, history, and English. I have a MS and BS in Microbiology and I've taught in college and K-12. I look forward...

...at Fordham University and then at Lehigh University I had a brief stint as a PhD student in evolutionary biology. There I quickly found out that I was more keen on teaching than I was on doing research and have since transferred to obtain my teaching certificate in high school biology. Despite my many years in biology, I never found it to be easy. Science is hard. There's a great deal of memorization associated with...

...have been a private tutor in the past in subjects such as math, biology, chemistry, and the SATs and every single one of my more than twenty students have shown significant improvement. Most importantly, I have a passion for teaching, and your needs and preferences as the learner will always be paramount. I hope to help every one of my students reach every bit of their potential, and along the way, to utterly shatter any...

...made me want others to share that feeling. In middle school I began teaching English to recent immigrants in my town and translating for international campers at my YMCA summer job. I began tutoring and editing papers and college essays for my peers in high school; I loved the opportunity to revise their work. I became a teaching assistant while at Franklin & Marshall College in both the Neuroscience and Chemistry Departments working to run...

...College and a Master of Science in Microbiology and Infectious Diseases from the University of Pittsburgh. I have tutored throughout my undergraduate and graduate degrees. I am currently working at Drexel University College of Medicine as a Research Assistant. Our lab is predominately researching HIV. I have loved science since I watched "Outbreak" as a child. It is so fascinating that something as small as a virus or bacteria can wreck so much havoc on...

...Philadelphia. The sciences have been my educational focus since college, with expertise in Biology, Physiology, Anatomy, General Chemistry, and more. I have strong teaching experience and continue to educate both in my clinical and research work. I use visual cues such as diagrams and interactive materials to work with students and ensure that they understand and remember the topics. In my spare time I enjoy spending time with family, playing hockey, skiing and surfing!

...a variety of healthcare positions, such as, Medical-Surgical Nursing units, Neuro-ICU, Emergency Room, Critical Care Transport, Peri-operative area, Labor & Delivery, Pediatrics, Maternal Child Health, Neonatal ICU, Case Management, Surgery Centers, Same Day Surgery, and Clinical Adjunct Professor. I currently am a full-time Clinical Nurse Educator & Coordinator for a large Nurse Residency Program where I help facilitate new graduate nurse transition into their professional roles. I have also developed contact hour classes structured to...

...Food Sciences. Teaching was a core value reflected in the curriculum for both of my undergraduate majors. As a nutrition major, I was afforded the opportunity to teach nutrition education classes in underserved neighborhoods and elementary schools. As an English major, I took pride in helping fellow students and aspiring writers to refine their thoughts and ideas in essays and creative compositions alike. In my current position as a laboratory technician in a university setting,...

...highly rewarding. Generally, I like to help people. After receiving an MS in Statistics from University of Wisconsin-Madison and a PhD in Statistics from Temple University, I worked as a statistician in the drug development area for 30+ years. During that time, I also did a lot of teaching. Besides teaching in industry I have taught high school math and have taught at the undergraduate and graduate levels. I have also tutored online. My teaching...

...sciences and a minor in chemistry. I did undergraduate research in a developmental biology lab, and studied abroad in Tanzania to do an independent research project on AIDS and Tuberculosis there. I am currently in the process of applying to graduate school to get my Master's degree in Physician Assistant Studies. During my time at Pitt, I was involved in the National Society of Collegiate Scholars. We did various service projects including Adopt-A-Block, partnering with...

I absolutely enjoy the process of teaching and learning--it is always a great time when brains are working towards common goals. I am patient, encouraging, and will do whatever it takes to make concepts clear. My degree in brain science and education are very relevant to everything that I do.

I hold a degree in Biochemistry and Botany as well as a PhD in Life Science. I have more than two years experience teaching science to Master's/PhD students. I also work in the field of medical research. I also speak Hindi. I look forward to creating a partnership that leads to greater understanding of science concepts.... My main objective through teaching is to prepare students for careers in academia, healthcare, and pharmaceutical industry. Goal-driven learning will...

...approach, using multiple methods of teaching, including visual aids, mnemonics, memory hooks, videos, practice questions, and even having the student repeat back to me the material he or she has just learned. As a future physician, I try to focus on the real-life relevance of all the material we learn, and always bring the textbook material to situations outside the classroom. As someone who is a non-traditional learner, I exercise patience, understanding, flexibility to accommodate...