Surgical Residency-Trained Mentor in Anatomy, Physiology, and pha

Mohammad Q.

Anatomy

Surgical resident with more than 1000 operative case. 4 years of medical student teaching.

Biology

As a physician and current Interventional Radiology resident, I have an extensive academic and clinical foundation in biology, including cell biology, molecular biology, genetics, physiology, anatomy, biochemistry, and human disease. Before entering Interventional Radiology, I completed three years of General Surgery residency, giving me substantial clinical experience applying biological and physiological principles to real patient care. I also spent three years conducting research at Mayo Clinic, where I gained experience applying scientific concepts to biomedical research and contributed to peer-reviewed publications. My academic background includes USMLE Step 1 and Step 2 scores above 250, reflecting a strong command of the biological and basic sciences underlying medicine. As a tutor, I focus on understanding rather than memorization. I break complex biological processes into logical, manageable concepts and use clinical and real-world examples to help students understand why biological mechanisms work the way they do. I can assist students with high school and college biology, pre-med coursework, and biology preparation for standardized exams.

USMLE

I am a physician with a strong track record of success on the USMLE examinations, scoring 250+ on both Step 1 and Step 2 CK and 228 on Step 3. Throughout residency, I consistently performed at the highest level on in-training examinations, scoring above the 98th percentile nationally. I help students master high-yield concepts, strengthen clinical reasoning, and develop effective test-taking strategies by focusing on understanding rather than memorization. My goal is to provide personalized, efficient tutoring that improves confidence, knowledge retention, and exam performance.