Hello. My name is Carroll and I have been an RN for 12 years. I obtained my degree from an accelerated program so I understand how to prepare and pass the NCLEX the first time with the minimum number of questions (at that time was 75). I'm sure I can do the same for the new NCN version because our CE in the hospital setting is designed just like it with case studies and choose all that apply. Other degrees I hold are a Bachelors in Athletic Training and a Masters in Health and Human Performance. I am also a certified biology teacher and past college professor for 5 years. Critical thinking under pressure is key along with basic understanding of math and pathophysiology! Teaching is one of my gifts so let's get together and work to reach your career goals!

Growing up in Miami, Florida it was hard to find someone to help me with school, as many people that live there are non-native English speakers. I saw this gap in education in many first-generation American students like myself. Therefore, I took it upon myself to create a mentoring program where I had my first tutoring experience. I had students from elementary to high school and was able to tutor them on various topics, especially science, which is my passion! I was able to discover my own learning style and it allowed me to thrive in medical school. My goal is to help my students learn their own learning style and become independent learners. As a new doctor, teaching is fundamental in our growth as practitioners, as we are always teaching patients about their diseases and management.I am passionate about helping students because I know how it feels when someone tries to teach me something but doesn't take the time to explain it. Memorizing things is easy, however, once you truly understand something, you know it forever.I took this passion with me all the way to medical school and was hand selected by the pathology professor to become the teaching assistant at my medical school. As a teaching assistant, I was able to hold both full-class and one-on-one tutoring sessions. Pathology is notoriously the most difficult class in medical school, so I was honored to be selected as the tutor as the professor selects the two highest performing students in her class. I am looking forward to starting medical residency next year, because as a physician, I will always be a lifelong learner and teacher.Science is my favorite subject to learn and tutor because there is a lot of reasoning involved. People often think that science is solely memorization however this is a misconception. Science is highly organized, and works in systems. Once one understands a specific system or concept that is being studied, it makes the rest of the work so much more fun.Outside of medical school, I love to cook, go for a long bike ride, head to the beach or catch the latest musical (pre-covid of course). I work hard in my studies but always make some time for friends, family and myself. I'm looking forward to getting to know you as a student and your learning style to meet your academic goals!

I am a graduate of Weber State University in Ogden, Utah. I received my Bachelor of Science degree in Advanced Radiologic Sciences, and my Master of Science degree in Radiologic Sciences. I have worked in the medical field for over twenty years in various capacities (radiologic technologist, Interventional radiology technologist, Radiology Practitioner Assistant, including supervisory/management roles). I have taught Radiology Physics (lab included), Radiologic Anatomy and Positioning (lab included) and was on site clinical instructor for a community college. I have also taught Principal's of Health Science and Medical Terminology at a local high school (9th and 10th grade). I am very passionate about serving others. I consider it an honor and a privilege to care for the sick. It is also a great honor to teach people the skills they need to be successful and excited about their future career! I believe that everyone has their own style of learning - what works for some may not for others. I firmly believe in the importance of education to provide an improved quality of life. It's important to identify what type of learner the student is, identify trouble spots and proceed from there, hopefully making learning fun.

I am a graduate in Microbiology from PCMS. I received my Bachelor of Medicine and surgery with a focus on Anatomy and Physiology, Biology . Since graduation, I have traveled extensively, tutoring medical students and students of nursing and allied health sciences . While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about Microbiology, Anatomy and Physiology, Biology . In my experience each student has a different strategy of learning, they just need help where they are struggling. And that is why we are here for them. I am a firm proponent of education, believing it to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life, and I try to impart this appreciation to all of my students. In my spare time, I enjoy reading that which enriches my life, yoga, running, and tennis

I am a recent graduate and current graduate student from Cornell University. I received my Bachelor of Arts and Sciences in Biology and Society with a concentration in Health and Humanities and a minor in Nutritional Sciences. I am currently pursuing a Masters in Public Health concentrating in Food Systems and Health. During my undergrad, I cofounded an organization called Cornell College and Career Readiness Initiative (CCRI). I am still actively involved in this program serving as a mentor and tutor for local high school students in SAT prep, high school English, Math and Science courses, and in college essay writing/admissions.Throughout my academic career, I have looked to tutoring services to give me the guidance and confidence needed to navigate my courses and perform well. I have learned that efforts are most successful if delivered in a way that people can understand. Everyone learns differently and for that reason, my goal is to establish a tutoring style that favors your learning style for overall success. I am really passionate about writing, health sciences and academic counseling/support. In my free time, I write public health related content in English and Spanish for my blog, go on (short) runs with my puppy, and binge Netflix shows.

Hi there! My name is Sarah. I have been a Registered Nurse for 8 years. I graduated from Ball State University with my Bachelor's of Science in Nursing degree in 2016. I have worked in several different fields of nursing. I started on med-surge units and then to the operating room at a level one trauma hospital in Indianapolis, IN. I have always had a passion for teaching and nurturing new and aspiring nurses to navigate the health care field. I can help those preparing for their NCLEX the very first time or those that struggled getting back on track after several attempts. I can also be a great resource for those still in nursing school who would like extra instruction to make certain you are grasping the course. I love watching my students reach their goals! I'm so excited to meet you.

I have been a life long student. I like to constantly challenge myself to learn more about different topics not only in the field of medicine, but in others as well. I have a passion for learning and imparting knowledge and mentoring students in topics that I am well-versed. I also learn a lot from my students and what they bring to the table. My educational career began as a Biology Major at the University of Maryland-College Park. I have studied and worked in India, Africa and the Caribbean. I also have a Master's in Public Health from The George Washington University to round out my experience. I was recently admitted to Harvard's prestigious SQIL program; however, I deferred my cohort due to Covid-19. Look forward to teaching and mentoring students in the life sciences and medicine.

I am a graduate from Boston College studying Psychology, Pre-medicine and German. During my undergraduate education I tutored in health sciences, English and did extensive general and research paper editing for grammar, content and format.I taught English as a Second Language in Austria from ages 2nd grade through adults and am competent in conversational German and love to share my love of German culture with others.I also am a certified Nurse Practitioner by the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners and Registered Nurse and have experience tutoring in Pharmacology, nutrition, AP, health sciences and nursing specific courses, including NCLEX, ANCC and AANP test prep.I am passionate about sharing my love for learning with others and hope to help students reach their full potential. I hope to work through content together to master concepts. I am flexible with my timing and want to come up with an individualized schedule that meets your needs.

I am a graduate of the University of Central Missouri, completing my Bachelor's of Science with a major in Psychology. Following the completion of my degree, I worked in community mental healthcare and community corrections. In 2016, I started taking coursework in the field of medicine and completed my initial EMT-B level training and certification in 2018. Since obtaining that certification, I have worked as a medical office manager, medical assistant, ambulance first responder, and emergency department technician. I can work with students on a variety of subjects, but I excel at health related topics, psychology, and assisting students with their writing skills. I am also familiar in working with neurodivergent students and aiding them in finding learning tools that work best for them.

I graduated from the University of the West Indies in my home country Trinidad and Tobago as a medical doctor. After working for three years in Trinidad both in the public and private sectors I migrated to the United States in June 2013. I am currently awaiting a spot in residency, hopefully at the end of June 2015. It was a natural choice for me to spend the extra time immersed in my second love; teaching. In my time on the wards in Trinidad I had the honor of molding the minds of medical students. I not only helped them learn but I made them feel excited about medicine. I am very knowledgeable in subjects oriented around the medical field namely anatomy, physiology, pathophysiology, endocrinology among others.Teaching is a skill that must be adapted to the individual student. I also believe syllabus oriented teaching is key to covering adequate material to allow a student to test well. I have solid communication and people skills that will allow me to easily establish rapport with my students and their parents. I pride myself in pushing past average, and I wish to share this trait with my students. I genuinely care about their learning. I am professional, knowledgeable and personable and these qualities will make me a great tutor.

Hello. My name is Carroll and I have been an RN for 12 years. I obtained my degree from an accelerated program so I understand how to prepare and pass the NCLEX the first time with the minimum number of questions (at that time was 75). I'm sure I can do the same for the new NCN version because our CE in the hospital setting is designed just like it with case studies and choose all that apply. Other degrees I hold are a Bachelors in Athletic Training and a Masters in Health and Human Performance. I am also a certified biology teacher and past college professor for 5 years. Critical thinking under pressure is key along with basic understanding of math and pathophysiology! Teaching is one of my gifts so let's get together and work to reach your career goals!

Growing up in Miami, Florida it was hard to find someone to help me with school, as many people that live there are non-native English speakers. I saw this gap in education in many first-generation American students like myself. Therefore, I took it upon myself to create a mentoring program where I had my first tutoring experience. I had students from elementary to high school and was able to tutor them on various topics, especially science, which is my passion! I was able to discover my own learning style and it allowed me to thrive in medical school. My goal is to help my students learn their own learning style and become independent learners. As a new doctor, teaching is fundamental in our growth as practitioners, as we are always teaching patients about their diseases and management.I am passionate about helping students because I know how it feels when someone tries to teach me something but doesn't take the time to explain it. Memorizing things is easy, however, once you truly understand something, you know it forever.I took this passion with me all the way to medical school and was hand selected by the pathology professor to become the teaching assistant at my medical school. As a teaching assistant, I was able to hold both full-class and one-on-one tutoring sessions. Pathology is notoriously the most difficult class in medical school, so I was honored to be selected as the tutor as the professor selects the two highest performing students in her class. I am looking forward to starting medical residency next year, because as a physician, I will always be a lifelong learner and teacher.Science is my favorite subject to learn and tutor because there is a lot of reasoning involved. People often think that science is solely memorization however this is a misconception. Science is highly organized, and works in systems. Once one understands a specific system or concept that is being studied, it makes the rest of the work so much more fun.Outside of medical school, I love to cook, go for a long bike ride, head to the beach or catch the latest musical (pre-covid of course). I work hard in my studies but always make some time for friends, family and myself. I'm looking forward to getting to know you as a student and your learning style to meet your academic goals!

I am a graduate of Weber State University in Ogden, Utah. I received my Bachelor of Science degree in Advanced Radiologic Sciences, and my Master of Science degree in Radiologic Sciences. I have worked in the medical field for over twenty years in various capacities (radiologic technologist, Interventional radiology technologist, Radiology Practitioner Assistant, including supervisory/management roles). I have taught Radiology Physics (lab included), Radiologic Anatomy and Positioning (lab included) and was on site clinical instructor for a community college. I have also taught Principal's of Health Science and Medical Terminology at a local high school (9th and 10th grade). I am very passionate about serving others. I consider it an honor and a privilege to care for the sick. It is also a great honor to teach people the skills they need to be successful and excited about their future career! I believe that everyone has their own style of learning - what works for some may not for others. I firmly believe in the importance of education to provide an improved quality of life. It's important to identify what type of learner the student is, identify trouble spots and proceed from there, hopefully making learning fun.

I am a graduate in Microbiology from PCMS. I received my Bachelor of Medicine and surgery with a focus on Anatomy and Physiology, Biology . Since graduation, I have traveled extensively, tutoring medical students and students of nursing and allied health sciences . While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about Microbiology, Anatomy and Physiology, Biology . In my experience each student has a different strategy of learning, they just need help where they are struggling. And that is why we are here for them. I am a firm proponent of education, believing it to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life, and I try to impart this appreciation to all of my students. In my spare time, I enjoy reading that which enriches my life, yoga, running, and tennis

I am a recent graduate and current graduate student from Cornell University. I received my Bachelor of Arts and Sciences in Biology and Society with a concentration in Health and Humanities and a minor in Nutritional Sciences. I am currently pursuing a Masters in Public Health concentrating in Food Systems and Health. During my undergrad, I cofounded an organization called Cornell College and Career Readiness Initiative (CCRI). I am still actively involved in this program serving as a mentor and tutor for local high school students in SAT prep, high school English, Math and Science courses, and in college essay writing/admissions.Throughout my academic career, I have looked to tutoring services to give me the guidance and confidence needed to navigate my courses and perform well. I have learned that efforts are most successful if delivered in a way that people can understand. Everyone learns differently and for that reason, my goal is to establish a tutoring style that favors your learning style for overall success. I am really passionate about writing, health sciences and academic counseling/support. In my free time, I write public health related content in English and Spanish for my blog, go on (short) runs with my puppy, and binge Netflix shows.

Hi there! My name is Sarah. I have been a Registered Nurse for 8 years. I graduated from Ball State University with my Bachelor's of Science in Nursing degree in 2016. I have worked in several different fields of nursing. I started on med-surge units and then to the operating room at a level one trauma hospital in Indianapolis, IN. I have always had a passion for teaching and nurturing new and aspiring nurses to navigate the health care field. I can help those preparing for their NCLEX the very first time or those that struggled getting back on track after several attempts. I can also be a great resource for those still in nursing school who would like extra instruction to make certain you are grasping the course. I love watching my students reach their goals! I'm so excited to meet you.

I have been a life long student. I like to constantly challenge myself to learn more about different topics not only in the field of medicine, but in others as well. I have a passion for learning and imparting knowledge and mentoring students in topics that I am well-versed. I also learn a lot from my students and what they bring to the table. My educational career began as a Biology Major at the University of Maryland-College Park. I have studied and worked in India, Africa and the Caribbean. I also have a Master's in Public Health from The George Washington University to round out my experience. I was recently admitted to Harvard's prestigious SQIL program; however, I deferred my cohort due to Covid-19. Look forward to teaching and mentoring students in the life sciences and medicine.

I am a graduate from Boston College studying Psychology, Pre-medicine and German. During my undergraduate education I tutored in health sciences, English and did extensive general and research paper editing for grammar, content and format.I taught English as a Second Language in Austria from ages 2nd grade through adults and am competent in conversational German and love to share my love of German culture with others.I also am a certified Nurse Practitioner by the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners and Registered Nurse and have experience tutoring in Pharmacology, nutrition, AP, health sciences and nursing specific courses, including NCLEX, ANCC and AANP test prep.I am passionate about sharing my love for learning with others and hope to help students reach their full potential. I hope to work through content together to master concepts. I am flexible with my timing and want to come up with an individualized schedule that meets your needs.

I am a graduate of the University of Central Missouri, completing my Bachelor's of Science with a major in Psychology. Following the completion of my degree, I worked in community mental healthcare and community corrections. In 2016, I started taking coursework in the field of medicine and completed my initial EMT-B level training and certification in 2018. Since obtaining that certification, I have worked as a medical office manager, medical assistant, ambulance first responder, and emergency department technician. I can work with students on a variety of subjects, but I excel at health related topics, psychology, and assisting students with their writing skills. I am also familiar in working with neurodivergent students and aiding them in finding learning tools that work best for them.

I graduated from the University of the West Indies in my home country Trinidad and Tobago as a medical doctor. After working for three years in Trinidad both in the public and private sectors I migrated to the United States in June 2013. I am currently awaiting a spot in residency, hopefully at the end of June 2015. It was a natural choice for me to spend the extra time immersed in my second love; teaching. In my time on the wards in Trinidad I had the honor of molding the minds of medical students. I not only helped them learn but I made them feel excited about medicine. I am very knowledgeable in subjects oriented around the medical field namely anatomy, physiology, pathophysiology, endocrinology among others.Teaching is a skill that must be adapted to the individual student. I also believe syllabus oriented teaching is key to covering adequate material to allow a student to test well. I have solid communication and people skills that will allow me to easily establish rapport with my students and their parents. I pride myself in pushing past average, and I wish to share this trait with my students. I genuinely care about their learning. I am professional, knowledgeable and personable and these qualities will make me a great tutor.