Teaching Assistant for SCORE program at MSKCC.College Access Coach, NYC Department of Education.Pre-Health Ambassador, Hunter College Pre-Health Office.Biology Tutor, the Skirball Science Center.Non-clinical experience/community outreach/employment: Extensive shadowing experiences (oncology, multiple surgical specialties, interventional radiology, OB-GYN, and more).Participation in various research conferences such as ABRCMS, ERN, and AACR.
Research Fellowship through the John P.Research Technician at Columbia University Irving Medical Center.Corona Virus Academic Research Experience at MSKCC.Research Internship at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC).Summer Clinical Oncology Research Experience (SCORE).Q: What extracurriculars did you participate in? Additionally, I knew I wanted to be in a field that is always advancing and that will push me to my limits. These clinical experiences, in combination with research, teaching, and mentoring, made me recognize my passion for academic medicine. The ability to advocate, serve and treat patients who feel unseen and unheard is one of the aspects of medicine that excites me the most. Time and time again, I came across patients like my parents who did not have access to the care they needed because of language barriers in clinical settings. It wasn't until I was an undergraduate, when I started volunteering at NYC hospitals, that I understood the weight of these experiences. As a child, I thought helping my parents during a time of need was the coolest thing ever. Q: What drew you to this particular health field?Ī: My initial interest in medicine sprang from my experiences translating for my immigrant parents during their medical appointments. Major: Biology and Interdisciplinary Studies
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