10 Tutors Matching "biostatistics"

Hello! I'm currently a Statistics Master's student at the University of Washington. In addition to my courses, I worked as a TA in the department for Basic Statistics last year. I attended undergraduate at Claremont McKenna College, a small liberal arts college near Los Angeles, where I majored in math and philosophy. I received departmental honors... read more

Hi everyone! My name is Pete and I'm currently a statistical research assistant at the University of Washington. In college I was a volunteer tutor working with a student with a learning disability and later I was a teaching assistant for two college statistics courses. I also do contracted statistical work for several marketing firms in Seattle,... read more

Hello, I am currently a PhD student and researcher in bioengineering at UW medical center. Prior to returning back to school, I worked as a research scientist for 5 years at the UW working on various interesting projects in interdisciplinary settings. Working at the forefront of research has helped me greatly to gain fundamental knowledge and understanding... read more

I received my BA, MA, and PhD in psychology and have taught undergraduate and graduate level students across a number of psychology courses. My goals as a tutor are to reinforce students' strengths and tailor specific study/learning strategies to students' unique needs and their specific context. My tutoring philosophy is heavily influenced by my... read more

I am an experienced teacher adept at translating theoretical and hard to understand concepts into real world applications. My specialties are in Finance, Statistics and Economics. But I also love to write and as an analyst have considerable experience in drafting reports and writing succinct arguments. I have an MBA from the University of Chicago... read more

I am a friendly and patient tutor who is dedicated to my students. I believe that it is very important to get a firm of grip on the fundamental understanding of math and science. Doing so allows students to apply this understanding to multitude of future problems, not just the ones that a student learned how to do following certain steps (a cookie-cutter... read more

Being a biochemist and a recent college graduate, I contain a sharp mind and a cunning intellect. I gained much teaching experience as an undergrad, administrating laboratory sections in both the chemistry & geology and biological sciences departments. I was also a cooperative lecturer in the chemistry & geology department which allowed me... read more

I am currently an undergraduate at Wagner College in New York City. I am from Gig Harbor and will be returning for the summer to help students catch up or get ahead. Throughout high school, I tutored various students in various subjects (mostly mathematics) and of varying ages (elementary school through adult). I have worked successfully with a student... read more

Teaching allows me to fulfill what I believe to be a fundamental responsibility of biologists: to communicate information to the public so they can make informed decisions regarding the environment. There are basic biological principles that should be understood by college-educated citizens. Among these are the process of evolution and a basic understanding... read more

...All along I wanted to work to improve public health - and so I went back to school,this time to study Epidemiology at Columbia University. It was a great program - it drilled in the concepts of biostatistics, I learned how to use statistical software to analyze data and write academic papers - all of these are important tools for a PhD which is... read more