Medical Student Making Complex Science Simple

Jaden A.

Hi, I’m Jaden! I graduated summa cum laude from the University of Oklahoma with a degree in Biology and a minor in Chemistry, and I am now in the final year of a dual-degree medical program where I will earn both a Doctor of Medicine and a Master of Engineering. Throughout college I earned the highest academic honors available, and in medical school I have excelled on clinical rotations, receiving evaluations highlighting my enthusiasm and ability to teach. In addition to my coursework and clinical responsibilities, I serve as a teaching assistant for my medical school’s surgery clerkship.

My interest in teaching began early in college, when I realized that the most memorable classes were taught by instructors who made difficult material feel clear and approachable. That insight shaped my own tutoring philosophy. Over the past six years, I have gained extensive experience teaching students across a wide range of academic backgrounds—including undergraduates, industry professionals, and medical students—through one-on-one sessions and small group instruction. My tutoring has covered subjects such as biology, chemistry, physics, and more recently anatomy and pharmacology as I have approached medical school graduation.

My goal as a tutor is to make complex science concepts understandable, engaging, and genuinely rewarding to learn. I begin by grounding each topic in essential principles so students build a strong conceptual foundation. From there, we expand into more advanced topics through guided application and practice, helping students move beyond memorization toward true comprehension. I tailor each session to the individual’s learning style and needs, ensuring that they gain both mastery of the material and lasting confidence in their ability to approach challenging scientific subjects.