As a second-year medical student at Thomas Jefferson University, I am deeply passionate about teaching, particularly in the sciences. My Bachelor's degree in Psychology with a Neuroscience Concentration from Cornell University laid a solid foundation for my expertise in subjects like biochemistry, biology, and psychology. With over two years of tutoring experience, I thrive on guiding students through complex topics, helping them transition from confusion to clarity. My teaching philosophy centers on adapting to diverse learning styles, ensuring each student feels supported and engaged.

I take your learning style into consideration when tailoring our sessions. I enjoy fostering a collaborative learning environment, drawing from my experiences as a teaching assistant, my current role in community health, and my status as a full-time medical student. I believe that learning should be an exciting journey, and I am committed to making it accessible and enjoyable for all my students.