Currently accepting UofT vMPI bookings; booked full for UBC MMI prep - congratulations on your invites and good luck!!

Hi, future doctor! I’m Jessica, and I’m excited to support you with personalized advice and interview prep on your journey to medical school, backed by 14 successful interview invites this cycle. Over the past three years, I’ve helped secondary students gain admission to competitive undergraduate...

Currently accepting UofT vMPI bookings; booked full for UBC MMI prep - congratulations on your invites and good luck!!

Hi, future doctor! I’m Jessica, and I’m excited to support you with personalized advice and interview prep on your journey to medical school, backed by 14 successful interview invites this cycle. Over the past three years, I’ve helped secondary students gain admission to competitive undergraduate programs, especially in health sciences, and mentored postsecondary students as an upper-year academic and extracurricular advisor. I've also worked in undergraduate admissions, so I understand what it takes to stand out. Now, I’m here to help you navigate the medical school application process with personalized interview preparation based on the strategies that helped me gain admission to three medical schools in my first cycle, across both panel and MMI formats.

A little bit about me and what I do: I completed my Bachelor of Health Sciences (3-year) at Queen’s University and am originally from Nova Scotia. During the 2024–2025 application cycle, I interviewed at UofT, Queen’s, and UBC (OOP)- and was fortunate to receive acceptances from all three. I know how stressful this process can feel, and I’m here to help you approach it with strategy, calm, and clarity.

You’ve already earned your place at the interview, and that alone reflects the strength of your experiences. You’ve demonstrated the qualities admissions committees look for in future physicians. My goal is to help you present those moments in a way that feels genuine, compelling, and organized so that your strengths come through clearly. I genuinely enjoy learning about each student I work with and would love to hear your story, your motivations, and what medicine means to you so that we can bring that vision to life.