USMLE Tutors

Hi! I'm a fourth year medical student starting my research year at OHSU. I anticipate having more time to do something I have done for many years and love: helping students achieve their academic goals! I have much experience helping students ranging from elementary school to college in math up to calculus, Chinese, SAT/ACT prep. Having a biomedical engineering degree, I have taken a wide gamut of courses including premedical courses (biology, chemistry, organic chemistry, biochemistry, microbiology, etc), and I enjoy teaching all of them. I am also familiar with any medical school curriculum or testing including USMLE Step 1 and 2 CK. I'm also happy to advise any student interested in medicine or considering taking premedical courses in college. I tailor my teaching style to match the learning style of my student. My schedule is flexible, and I will try my best to accommodate everyone. It's an honor and humbling experience to teach students and see them grow, mature, and excel.

When I was 14 years old, I started teaching Karate to young professionals who were around 24 to 30 years of age. Learning the subject was fascinating but I realized early on that teaching was my true passion. Even when I became a doctor later down the years, I kept teaching Karate and then Biology and Mathematics to a small group of kids. I started working at Mount Auburn Hospital shortly after I arrived to the United States from Armenia. Once again things have aligned in such a way that I started couching volunteers, who I was working with, about the USMLE exam preparations and what it takes to pass them. I have worked with a wide range of individuals but the reason why it is so great working with kids is because they don't have limiting beliefs. If you give them proper instructions on how to solve a problem or memorize a poem, they will do it with ease. The most important part is to keep them inspired and to show them that learning is fun and a lifelong process.

Current fourth year medical student with excellent Step 1 and 2 scores and significant teaching experience. Applying to a residency in Otolaryngology.

Medical Student fresh from taking the USMLE Step 1. My schedule is very flexible for the next couple of months before I start my clinical rotations

I am a foreign medical graduate, have completed the USMLE step exams with score of 240+ in both step1 and step2ck alng with passing of step2 cs and step3 in 1st attempt. Since my meds chool and thereafter, I love my role as a mentor for the incoming junior med students so that I might be able to help my fellow colleagues not only to pass but also secure higher marks in standardized exams like USMLE, MRCP, FCPS and MBBS.

I am a graduate of Iberoamerican University School of Medicine. While I was preparing for USMLE STEP 1 I gave neuroanatomy lectures and tutored many students at the university. I am committing with lifelong teaching and learning. I scored an above average grade for USMLE STEP 1 and I am looking for medical students and IMGS who want to get the most of their time to prepare for this important exam. If u live in the Boston area I can meet up or do video sessions. Just contact me and you will see how your performance and motivation will peak after a week with me, you will not regret having me as your tutor and coach.

Greetings Parents and Students, I hold a Doctorate in Medicine (MD) in Radiation Oncology from abroad, and am working as a Clinical Assistant and Research fellow in Northern Virginia. I have passed all 3 steps of the USMLE exams and I am certified by the ECFMG. I am very patient, easy-going and have a great passion for teaching. I am very excited for opportunities to help students succeed in the specific subjects of: - Anatomy, Physiology and biochemistry. - Biology (AP/undergraduate college level) - I can also help students for the preparation of USMLE Step 1; Step 2 Clinical Knowledge (CK); Step 2 Clinical Skills (CS) and Step 3. Rate: $50/hour online $60/hour in person. I am available to tutor in Ashburn, Brambleton and Loudoun. Please contact me and we can discuss a study plan that is appropriate for you. I reply within 24 hours Thank you,

Hi, my name is Ibragim and I am a foreign medical graduate who completed all USMLE steps and currently applying for the residency. Having gone through USMLE myself, I understand what this journey is all about and I am willing to help you. I will create you an efficient study plan, will provide you mini-lectures on your weak topics and will share useful tips on how to make your life easier while studying for USMLE. Together, we will work on your dream and you will be fascinated with the results.

Nicholas graduated from SUNY New Paltz, and went on to complete his Premedical Sciences at Columbia University. He has recently completed medical school at American University of Antigua (AUA COM) in November 2015. While at AUA he worked as a Teacher's Assistant in the Medical Scholars Program where he tutored large groups (20-30 students) in Medical Biochemistry. He also tutored small groups (2-3 students) each week in all of the Basic Science courses (Pathology, Microbiology, Pharmacology, Biochemistry, Neurology). While preparing for USMLE Step I, Nicholas would hold tutoring sessions for 2 students who were preparing for their Comprehensive Exams. Both students passed their Comp exam, took and passed USMLE Step I, and now are preparing for USMLE Step 2 Ck. Nicholas uses the same teaching method he used while preparing for his own USMLE exams. Being a fresh graduate he understands how important USMLE exams are for attaining residency; also, he understands how it is to be a medical student and implements ways in his teaching to help his students remember the material. His scores for USMLE Step I (240) & USMLE Step 2 Ck (251), are evidence that his methods work and will get you the competitive score you need to attain the residency you want. Nicholas has attained 20+ residency interviews in Internal Medicine for the 2016 Match. In his spare time Nicholas likes to go for dinner in Manhattan (Greek food is his favorite). He also spends much of his time exercising at the gym, watching movies (he loved Jurassic World), and playing hockey with his nephew. He plans to prepare and take USMLE Step 3 prior to starting residency in July 2016.

I am an international medical doctor and graduated in 2015. After completing residency in Pakistan, I moved to the United States and cleared all of my USMLE exams (Step1, Step2CK, Step2CS, Step3) with scores in 240s. At the moment I am working as an assistant at a research lab at a University in California. Throughout my schooling, I have tutored many students. I love to work hard with my students, motivate them and make them capable of achieving their goals. USMLE is a challenging and highly competitive exam. It requires a deep understanding of basic and clinical concepts. The most important step for succeeding in USMLE is choosing the right sources for preparation. I always try to teach with 'examples' and with the most simple way possible. I like to take my time with my students to make sure they grasp the concepts properly. Looking forward to working with you. Regards, Hajra.