I graduated with a degree in biophysics from Brigham Young University–Provo and am currently pursuing my MD/PhD at the University of Utah School of Medicine. My academic background is rooted in physics, chemistry, and biology, which allows me to explain difficult material clearly and connect core concepts across subjects in a practical way.
During my undergraduate years, I worked as an organic chemistry tutor and served as a teaching assistant. I supported students in both classroom and...
I graduated with a degree in biophysics from Brigham Young University–Provo and am currently pursuing my MD/PhD at the University of Utah School of Medicine. My academic background is rooted in physics, chemistry, and biology, which allows me to explain difficult material clearly and connect core concepts across subjects in a practical way.
During my undergraduate years, I worked as an organic chemistry tutor and served as a teaching assistant. I supported students in both classroom and one-on-one settings, led review sessions, and helped break down reaction mechanisms and problem-solving strategies step by step. I also taught course sections during the academic year and adjusted my teaching style based on each student’s level, learning style, and goals.
My experience includes individual tutoring, small-group instruction, and formal teaching, primarily with high school, pre-medical, and college students. I focus on quickly identifying gaps in understanding, strengthening foundational concepts, and providing targeted instruction that leads to real improvement. Whether the goal is mastering difficult material, improving grades, or preparing for advanced coursework, my approach is practical, structured, and results-driven.
