Experience Summary
As an MIT graduate, I was particularly driven to excel in science and mathematics courses so as to be able to apply these to engineering and technology problems.
I subsequently obtained two doctorate degrees: one in medicine and the second in law. I am currently working on the development and patenting of medical devices to improve medical care for patients.
I have always loved teaching and tutoring and have done it for many years to supplement my income. My students tell me that I can explain the material in a very understandable way.
Teaching Style
I really love teaching and finding different ways of using analogies and similarities to explain difficult concepts.
I have been very successful in teaching the sciences and mathematics courses in an understandable way. I believe that everyone is capable of learning the material, it simply needs to be presented in the correct way.
Some students are more verbal learners, others are more visual learners. I use plenty of paper to demonstrate ideas and draw diagrams to help make the material more understandable.
| Type |
Level |
Year |
Title |
Issued by |
| Degree |
B.S. |
1976 |
Biology |
M.I.T. |
| Degree |
D.O. |
1986 |
Medicine |
New York College of Osteopathic Medicine |
| Other |
B.S. |
1976 |
Chemistry, Biochemistry minors |
M.I.T. |
| Other |
D.O. |
1986 |
Microbiology, Anatomy, Physiology coursework |
New York College of Osteopathic Medicine |
| Certification |
PGY-1 |
1987 |
Human Pathology |
Brown Universtiy |
| Certification |
PGY-1 |
1988 |
Internal Medicine |
St. Vincent Hospital |
| Degree |
J.D. |
2006 |
Law |
New England School of Law |
| Other |
J.D. |
2006 |
Patent Law, Intellectual Property Law |
New England School of Law |