On my journey into medicine, I had the help and guidance of many incredible mentors. I practiced my interviews, got personal letter feedback from friends, and shared study tips with colleagues. The biggest tip I would share is to remember that you are not alone. There are many people around you who are, or have already went through the admission process and are happy to help. I myself am excited to provide all the support I can with your journey. I wish you the very best of luck, and am happ...

On my journey into medicine, I had the help and guidance of many incredible mentors. I practiced my interviews, got personal letter feedback from friends, and shared study tips with colleagues. The biggest tip I would share is to remember that you are not alone. There are many people around you who are, or have already went through the admission process and are happy to help. I myself am excited to provide all the support I can with your journey. I wish you the very best of luck, and am happy to help.

My own path into medicine started with a BSc in Biochemistry at York University. I then completed my MD and PhD at the University of Toronto with a research focus on Hematology and Oncology. Currently, I am completing a residency program in Internal Medicine at McMaster University (though I originally matched to Obstetrics and Gynecology). In parallel to my medical education, I was actively involved in undergraduate education, advocacy work, and leadership positions. I have additionally mentored over 300 students (both small group and lectures) on getting into medical school and residency. I am passionate about my student's success and look forward to working with you.