Hi, I'm Dr. Jeremy F., a university teaching professor with over 15 years or teaching anatomy and physiology at the college level. I currently study graduate Medical Human Anatomy through the University of Florida College of Medicine, so the exact material you're wrestling with is material I work in every day. Over the years I've taught hundreds of nursing, pre-med, and allied-health students through A&P, which means I already know where this course tends to trip people up.
I specialize in...
Hi, I'm Dr. Jeremy F., a university teaching professor with over 15 years or teaching anatomy and physiology at the college level. I currently study graduate Medical Human Anatomy through the University of Florida College of Medicine, so the exact material you're wrestling with is material I work in every day. Over the years I've taught hundreds of nursing, pre-med, and allied-health students through A&P, which means I already know where this course tends to trip people up.
I specialize in Anatomy and Physiology for students in high-stakes, gatekeeper courses, the ones you have to pass to stay in your program. My approach isn't to re-lecture you. During our first session I find the specific gap that's costing you points, whether it's action potentials, acid-base balance, the renal or endocrine systems, or the sheer memorization load of gross anatomy. From there we build understanding you can actually reproduce on an exam, not just recognize on a page. Plenty of students can get an answer these days; my job is to make sure you understand why, so the next test doesn't surprise you.
A few quick policies: sessions are online, and I ask for at least 24 hours' notice to cancel or reschedule. I'm happy to do a brief intro message or call first so we can make sure I'm the right fit for your course and your timeline.
If you're staring down A&P and want someone who's taught it for years in your corner, send me a message. Tell me your course, your next exam date, and where you're feeling shaky, and we'll get to work.
