I tutor: SPI and RVT.

Work: I did my clinicals at the University of Michigan in 2013 and worked there until 2017. I began teaching ultrasound courses at Jackson college while I was at U of M around 2016. After a couple of semesters I became the clinical education coordinator for vascular ultrasound at Owens Community College in Perrysburg Ohio. After a year at Owens I went back to scan vascular ultrasound full time at U of M. I currently scan full time at U of M, teach ultrasound physics part time at Jackson College, and tutor here.

Teaching style: My strongest characteristic is patience. I think classes are nice for getting the broad idea of things, but I really think that smaller groups or one on one sessions are a great place to get things that are falling through the cracks. Establishing what is falling through the cracks and figuring out/becoming comfortable with what we don't know will help get us to your end goal quicker. I've been doing this a long time and there are still things I don't know off the top of my head, but I'm always willing to learn those things together with my students.

Education: I graduated with my Bachelors in Applied Science - Diagnostic Medical Ultrasound from Siena Heights in 2017 and my Associates in Applied Science - Vascular Ultrasound in 2014.