About us

Hello future fam :)
My name is Heather and I am a recent medical school graduate from American University of Antigua College of Medicine, currently studying for Step 3 and beginning a pre-match General Surgery Residency in July. Now, you may be asking what qualifies me to help you? And, that’s a fair question! But, what I can offer you is my many years of teaching and tutoring experience coupled with proven strategies that have allowed me to increase my test scores by 10% or more. Even more important are the people who I’ve also helped transform their scores. This journey isn’t easy, and we are all still students/life-long learners with busy lives and hectic schedules. I can help to tailor your strategies to increase your test scores and learn the best way for you to study based on your specific style, when to study, and how to incorporate fewer resources that give you the most bang for your buck. I always try to make myself available 24/7 to help, but my massive collection of high yield material that I have accumulated throughout my time in medical school as well as my recorded videos teaching concepts with my unique approach will always be available!

Don’t just take my word for it. See all our reviews below to get an idea of how our teaching styles have helped other students succeed.

I really wanted a way to reach more people without feeling the burden of neglecting school and home responsibilities. This is the best way I have found to be able to do both! I really hope you join me on our journey so I can help make you feel more confident and give you strategies that have helped me become a better (and more motivated) student!

More importantly, we are constantly growing and adding more people with this same type of motivation!! Visit our scheduling page to see all the tutors we have available ready to help and assist you!!

Meet our other Tutors

Michael Harris, MS-IV

Hello everyone. I am Michael Harris, a father of two and a husband to an amazing wife. Before starting medical school, I worked different jobs, from an anatomy and physiology professor to a nurse's assistant in the hospital. As such, deciding to become a physician was a no-brainer, given my passion for both. Despite my experience, I struggled in medical school with breaking down questions and identifying high-yield information. If it weren't for the guidance of the medical students ahead of me, I would not have gotten better and become top of the class.

Today, I am a fourth-year medical student,, who wants to give back like those who helped me. Because I wholeheartedly believe that it takes a village to become a doctor. Thank you for reading my Bio, and I hope to work alongside you guys in the future, as a tutor to tutee and as colleagues in medicine.