Award-Winning Physiology Tutors serving Tamarac, FL

...a Doctorate in Physical Therapy. My undergraduate degree is in Human Biology, Health and Society from Cornell University in Ithaca, NY. I have experience in many different subject areas, with a focus on the natural sciences. Tutoring is an exciting opportunity to share my knowledge and help others discover new and exciting interests through learning.

...life has been spent in education, especially in the field of the medical sciences. I have been both the student and the professor for several years. Through these experiences I learned how to be a better student through teaching and a better teacher through listening to teachers. I hope to take the experiences, lessons, knowledge...

...my sophomore, junior, and senior years in Undergraduate College, I was hired as a teaching assistant for introductory chemistry. I served as an anatomy teaching assistant for Physical Therapy and Physician Assistant students, over the course of one summer. I also worked as a private tutor for the University of Texas Learning Center at UT...

...goal is to help you achieve greatness in all aspects in which you would like to grow. I will encourage, motivate and provide you with the best support you need on and offline. I give 100% to each student and every subject. I love teaching. I have 8 years of military experience, Undergraduate in Television...

...a Chemistry minor from Missouri State University. I have used my degree to work in science research labs, museums, and as a teacher. I have been teaching for over fifteen years and have had great student success in the classroom as well as with my tutoring clients. As a National Board Certified Teacher (NBCT), I...

...throughout high school for several hours a week, and when I became a senior I supervised other tutors as president of the National Honor Society. Throughout college I was involved in the Emergency Medical Services as a first responder. I've taken many different courses in many different areas, from computer science to Japanese. I believe...

...most suitable method of delivering information to students, since each one has a different way of retaining information. I strive to do that for all of my students. I am also very patient and persistent. I put a great effort into explaining concepts until they are well understood. My method is basically dependent upon breaking...

...matriculation into medical school. I worked as a tutor for Kumon Learning Center while in high school and continued to tutor during college. My favorite students to work with are elementary and middle school students, but I am able to help with high school students as well. I have the most experience in tutoring reading,...

...an orthodox Jew I care deeply for my students not only because it helps my success, but also because it is a personal responsible that I have tutor. I aim to give my best in tutoring any individual that needs help, not only for immediate success in the class/topic being tutored, but also for future...

...year awaiting matriculation into medical school August of 2016. My first instructing experience was as a shooting line coach in the U.S. Navy, where patience and attention to detail served me well in improving my fellow sailor's skills. My academic instructing experience includes being a Peer Led Team Learning (PLTL) leader for science-based subjects, a...

...of 23, I discovered that the right environment made all the difference. I started working in a hospital and fell in love with medicine. Since then I've experienced a string of successes that I could have never imagined. I'll be graduating from the Ivy League this spring; I've worked in numerous prestigious hospitals and laboratories,...

Medical Doctor: Pontifical University Catholic of Ecuador Internal Medicine Specialization: National Loja University (Ecuador) Emergency Medical Technician: US ARMY Combat Medic: US ARMY

...the clinical training I receive, as well as the compassion and congeniality I exude, I will own the responsibility to relieve pain and support my patients during the most critical moments of their lives. As I continue on this journey I strive to become a knowledgeable physician, adept anesthesiologist, and an effective educator. I know...

...belief, the single most important thing we can pass on to the younger generation. I am very motivated to equip young minds to learn more about the academic world, introducing them to Mathematics, English, and Science. Equally important to convey are life skills including treating others with respect, working in teams, and learning how to...

...get my Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering, with an Electrical Concentration. I have always been mathematically inclined, scoring very highly in all standardized tests in the math and science portions. It is this knowledge and understanding that makes me a great choice to help students learn and understand anything mathematically related.... If a student does not understand a problem, I break it down to the very fundamentals until it makes sense, and then build up...

...career path. Part of this was due to my political science major (double major with biology) in college as well as a number of Spanish and other courses that I took. Tutoring is something, I feel, that has come naturally to me, even back to my high school days. My goal is to help you...

...(and even before as a sub) I have predominantly been teaching in the New York City public education system. I had worked as a substitute teaching assistant since 2008, moving between dozens of NYC public schools before finally settling in late 2011 at M.S. 216 George J. Ryan--an incredibly diverse middle school in Queens. During...

...in Internal Medicine. During medical school, I enjoyed tutoring basic medical sciences to younger medical students and helping them succeed in their semesters. In addition to my love for teaching medical sciences, I love to teach Spanish. As a Native Spanish speaker that has lived in Cuba, Panama, and currently in the U.S, I can...

...department to teach a discussion course for both biology 1 & 2. In my discussion courses I had gained experience in effectively communicating scientific concepts to students who were learning the content for the very first time. I had found that teaching students the big picture and conceptual knowledge first helped them digest more difficult...

...cancer. I have a B.S. in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from Lebanon Valley College, a M.S. in Biomedical Sciences and a Ph.D. in Molecular Pharmacology and Physiology from the University of South Florida. I have been a mentor and tutor to a number of high school and college level students over the past eight years...