UniMelb Health Tutor Michelle

The med application process shouldn’t make you tachy 😮‍💨 Let me help you get over the nerve-wracking med entry hurdles in a low-cortisol and friendly (and hopefully fun?) way 👯‍♀️ Even as a third-year medical student at the University of Melbourne, I’m not immune to the high-pressure assessments and clinical environments that are part and parcel of the med student/healthcare experience. Because I know what it’s like to get vertigo looking at the application process, I want to help aspiring doctors conquer their Goliaths in a supportive and encouraging way. While I have a comprehensive MMI and GAMSAT tutoring curriculum, our focused session/s will be directed by your strengths and weaknesses. Maybe you have a PhD in Ethics, but struggle with Rural Health; or you’re a great abstract thinker, but not quite sure how to think about leadership dilemmas. Together, we’ll highlight your assets and tackle your challenges until they become merits too. The logistics: - FREE 15-minute initial consultation to discuss expectations, goals, and ultimately see whether I’m what you’re looking for - 1h 1:1 session: $90 - 1h 2-3 group session: $75 per person - Detailed written essay feedback: $30 per essay (up to 1000 words) - Locations: Virtual, Parkville/CBD, Northern suburbs - 💃 Optional: FREE pre-interview/GAMSAT pep talk and hype session 💃 - *Discounts are available for multi-session bookings* Ultimately, my goal is not just to get you into med school, but to help you overcome these entry components calmly and confidently. I look forward to being a part of your journey! 🍵 A bit about me 🍵 - 2021: BSci (Physiology) at The University of Melbourne + DLang (Latin) 🛡️ - 2022: Honours in Population and Global Health at The University of Melbourne + Peter MacCallum Research Centre (continued as Research Assistant in my team in 2023) 🌍 - 2024: Started the Doctor of Medicine at The University of Melbourne (CSP first round offer) 🩺 - Involved in and very passionate about: youth work, peer mentoring, surgery students society, narrative medicine, and mental health 🤓