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I am a Northwestern MD graduate who specializes in tutoring for the USMLE Step 1 exam. I help students achieve rapid score improvement on their NBMEs in the final weeks leading up to their exam. I have developed a systematic study method that has helped all of my students pass (20+). My approach emphasizes mastery of commonly tested USMLE concepts, differentiating between answers, and finding errors in clinical reasoning. Students I've worked with experience 10-15% increase in scores over a span of 2-4 weeks. My tutoring is highly personalized to each student and targets their areas of improvement. Step 1 preparation requires an experienced tutor who understands both the exam and how students learn. I provide structured, results-oriented tutoring designed to maximize your performance in the final weeks before the exam.

As an experienced USMLE Master Tutor with over a decade of tutoring experience overall and 1000+ hours in medical school tutoring, I have a proven track record of helping students excel in their USMLE preparation. With a strong academic background from Johns Hopkins University and a medical degree from Washington University in St. Louis, along with a score of 264 on Step 2 CK and distinctions in patient care, foundational knowledge (shelf exams), and communication, I provide clear, personalized tutoring and mentorship to my students. I specialize in developing comprehensive study plans and reviewing exam content to ensure my students are fully prepared for their medical school exams, Step 1, Step 2 CK, and/or Step 3. Let's work together to achieve your target score and strengthen your residency application. Reach out to start your journey to success!

I am a current medical student at the Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine and a recent USMLE Step 1 passer with firsthand experience navigating the modern, pass/fail exam. I specialize in helping students create efficient, realistic study plans, master high-yield concepts, and develop the clinical reasoning skills needed to succeed on today’s vignette-driven Step 1. My approach is practical and results-focused — centered on question-based learning, rapid concept clarification, and identifying exactly what matters most for test day.

I am interested in helping guide aspiring Pre-med and medical students through the admissions/application process. My journey includes completing my MD at Tel Aviv University, Internal Medicine residency at UConn, Chief Resident at Greenwich Hospital, and currently as a Gastroenterology Fellow at Rochester Regional Health. I have also obtained a graduate certificate from UConn in health professions education while in residency. Moreover, I have worked with students, residents, and peers helping them navigate the complexities of both medical school and residency applications and interviews; in addition to helping tutor for the USMLE and ABIM exams.

As a UCSF medical student and former quantitative biology major at UNC Chapel Hill, I know what it takes to study efficiently and succeed under pressure. I passed Step 1 after just 5 weeks of dedicated prep and scored a 255 on Step 2 with only 4 weeks of focused studying, a score that opens doors to competitive residencies in any specialty. I built a smart, high-yield strategy that worked, and now I help other students do the same. Whether you're trying to pass Step 1, aiming for a top Step 2 score, or both, I coach students with a mix of structured study plans, active learning techniques, and proven test-taking strategies. If you're looking for someone who’s been in your shoes and can help you reach your potential, let’s work together to get you matched.