Pharmacology Tutors : 1-1 Pharmacology Preparation

Hi I am Dr Muhammad Tayyab(you can also call me Dr Tee), a passionate educator, with vast experience of teaching GCE A levels, IB and GCSE O level. My specialties are in Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Environmental Sciences and Mathematics. I have also helped students with medical school entrance exams such as IMAT, BMAT and UCAT, and Medical School Interviews. I help students at achieving excellent grades by opting student specific tailored teaching approach.
I graduated with an honor in Masters in Medicine and Surgery degree from University of Pavia in Italy. Prior to that I had achieved 4A*s in my A levels Pre-Medicine program and 8A*s in O levels, earning recognition as the top student in both school and high school. This foundation has given me the ability to excel as an educator in these relevant education boards.
Over the years, I have been teaching every student with a unique method, catering to their individual learning style and requirements. Be it improving grades, deepening one’s understanding of a subject, or getting prepared for university entrance exams, I develop strategies for sure success.
I have achieved various certificates of recognition for excelling in providing quality education.
I am familiar with using digital tools like Zoom, Google Drive, and Microsoft Office in ways that make online learning engaging and effective. Such skills ensure effective and structured communication, even in virtual environments.

Hey! My name is Ellie and I’m currently a final year medical student at Griffith University in Gold Coast. I graduated Biomedical Science from QUT in 2019 with distinction specialising in Human Physiology, during which I did my first GAMSAT in Sep 2019 with a weighted score of 70 (s1: 60, s2: 63, s3: 78). I spent my gap year teaching pharmacology and physiology at QUT when Covid first hit Australia in 2020, in which I did my interview for my first preference – Griffith. After feeling overwhelmed in my first year of med school in 2021, I’ve now figured out what works for me and I can’t wait to help anyone in their journey to medicine.

I’ve always had a passion for teaching since middle school. I tutored Math, English, Physics, and Chemistry in high school; Anatomy, Physiology, and assignment editing/ writing in University; and Physiology and Pharmacology in my gap year before med school. Growing up in Taiwan before moving to Brisbane in grade 9 allows me to relate and help anyone whose English is their second language in assignment writing, grammar editing, and public speaking. I spent two months before the 2019 GAMSAT to revise the prerequisite Physics and Biology, while teaching myself Chemistry (as I didn’t do Chem in high school), as well as learning new vocabs and reading specific news articles to prepare for my least confident areas – section 1 and 2. Because of this experience, I was able to learn ways to master the important concepts, studying strategies, and answering approach for GAMSAT questions in a short period of time, allowing me to also study my uni subjects and maintain a personal life while taking GAMSAT.

Speaking of personal life, I recognise the potential impact med school application can have on anyone’s mental health. Apart from tutoring academic related topics, your mood/ motivation is also significantly important to me, and I’ll try my best to guide you through any of your worries/ concerns/ questions.

Hi! My name is Doaa Sallam, I’m a 4th-year Medical Student at the University of Nicosia in Cyprus.
I’m originally from Egypt, however I was born and raised in Kuwait. I attended a British International School where I completed my IGCSE, AS and A Levels.
I’ve always admired how there is an endless amount of knowledge, and although we have a plethora of information we are only hitting the tip of the iceberg there is so much more to discover and that excites me to learn more each day. I’ve always loved all the subjects we would do in school, more specifically the sciences and math, how they stimulate our brains in ways that are so interesting, and how so many different aspects and professions are all correlated one way or another! Like how we can use geography, mathematics to calculate statistics, medicine and biology to understand how certain areas of the world are more susceptible to a greater amount of people suffering from allergies etc.
Going through school and now 4 years into university, I’ve realised that there is no one way to study – it is purely adaptable to each student and their learning styles. Being able to test different studying techniques and tips has given me the ability to know which techniques are suited to improving one’s grades and how to study smarter – not harder.
My endless love for the ongoing growth of science and being able to guide people into understanding complex aspects in simpler terms is something I can’t wait to share!

Hello! I’m Pearl, a second-year medicine student at Queen Mary, University of London. I’m passionate about anything science or art related! In my spare time, I love to read, paint or dance my heart away. I’m looking forward to getting involved in more research in the future and perhaps even fulfilling my dream of becoming a pediatrician:)

I’m quite passionate about helping other people and giving back to the community. Currently, I work with Inspire Foundation to help children with autism develop essential skills and improve their quality of life. In the past, I’ve helped other students prepare for their exams and fill out their applications for university. I am also a certified first-aider and work with ERRC to provide ambulance services at major events!

I’m looking forward to helping more students achieve their dreams through MedicMind:)

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I’m Hamid Sharaf, a medical school graduate from Egypt with keen interest in teaching. I have 3 year experience in teaching medical school subjects such as anatomy, physiology, pathology, pharmacology and biochemistry. I’m tutoring many US students and non-US students. I’m also an online anatomy and physiology tutor in the university of health and sciences in Antigua (Caribbean medical school). I also teach USMLE step 1 subjects and helped many students to pass. I’m USMLE certified and willing to be a neurologist in the US.
I am committed to guiding students through the challenging yet rewarding journey of medical school. With a strong background in teaching anatomy, physiology, and USMLE Step 1 preparation, I provide personalized support tailored to each student’s learning style and goals.
My approach is student-centered, focusing on building a solid foundation in core medical subjects while also integrating advanced concepts. I emphasize critical thinking, clinical application, and exam strategies, ensuring that my mentees are well-prepared not only for exams but also for their future medical careers.

Hello! My name is Sophia and I am a 3rd year medical student currently studying at the University of Bristol. I achieved top grades in my GCSEs and A levels, as well as in my UCAT. Having gone through A levels and the medicine application process, I understand how stressful and hard it is and I would like to guide students to achieve the best grades they can to get into their dream university. I am passionate and patient in teaching students, and eager to improve students’ confidence in exams and university interviews. I will tailor classes to each student to ensure they can understand material in the best way they can. As for past tutoring experience, I have some experience in tutoring and teaching musical instruments to students in the past few years. I look forward to meeting some of you!