Plastic Surgery Surgery Resident with a Passion for Teaching

Thomas T.

Professional Profile and Educational Background
I am a Plastic Surgery Resident at New York University and earned my Doctor of Medicine from the Texas Christian University School of Medicine. My academic foundation includes a Master of Science in Immunology, Pathology, and Infectious Disease from the University of Nebraska Medical Center. I also hold a Bachelor of Science in Biology, cum laude, from Texas Christian University. Additionally, I completed a Health Policy and Management Certificate at the TCU Neeley School of Business.

Tutoring and Teaching Experience
My teaching approach focuses on personalized study plans and active learning strategies to boost student comprehension. I have served as a Tutor and Academic Coach at EZ Medicine where I mentor medical students using peer teaching methods. My experience also includes working as a Tutor and Academic Coach for the TCU School of Medicine. In this role, I assisted fellow medical students with complex concepts and tutored pre health undergraduates in biology, chemistry, anatomy, and physiology.

Contextual Details
I have significant experience teaching in various settings ranging from one on one coaching to community mentorship.

Ages and Demographics
I have taught a wide range of students including medical peers, pre health undergraduates, and high school students.

Teaching Context
My background includes academic coaching in a medical school setting and serving as a College Mentor at O.D. Wyatt High School.

Duration
I have been actively engaged in teaching and mentorship roles since 2018.

Community Engagement
My commitment to education extends to long term volunteer work with organizations such as KinderFrogs and Academy 4.