I wouldn’t be where I am today without mentors helping me along the way. Having navigated the complexities of med school, ERAS and the match, I’m dedicated to providing that same realistic strategy and support to help you make confident career decisions.

Fresh out of my ERAS cycle and an 'orphan' medical school grad, I know how hard it is to find realistic advice for competitive specialties. I'm passionate about helping you put your best foot forward to achieve your residency and career goals.

I'm a current ENT resident at a major academic center planning to pursue Head and Neck Fellowship after residency. Happy to answer any questions about anything from studying for board exams to applying to ENT residency!

First-generation resident physician dedicated to helping students navigate the path to medicine. I specialize in mentoring through exam strategy prep, personal finance for students/trainees, and work-life balance. I'm here to provide the guidance I wish I had along the way.

I am a first-gen MS2 interested in surgery and ophthalmology! I interview applicants for my school and work as an essay editor for med school applications. I remember how overwhelming and unfamiliar the process can feel, and I'd love to support other students navigating it for the first time.

Coming from a school without a home urology program, I learned how to build mentorship, strategy, and professional connections from scratch. I now enjoy mentoring students and sharing those lessons to help others plan their path.

Dr. Donohue is currently a fifth-year general surgery resident and administrative chief resident at Los Angeles General Medical Center and the University of Southern California, where he has distinguished himself as both a clinician and educator. He was honored with the USC Resident Teaching Award and the Professionalism Award, recognizing his commitment to mentorship, technical excellence, and compassionate patient care. His research focuses on burn injury outcomes and improving surgical care.

I'm finishing residency in Los Angeles and will be starting fellowship in Pediatric Hematology/Oncology. I love my job and am passionate about medical education, clinical experience, and research. I enjoy mentoring trainees on residency applications, gap years, choosing a specialty (especially when you love it all!), navigating clinical experiences, and research.

I'm a resident training at a safety-net hospital in California, caring for a diverse and underserved patient population. I plan to pursue fellowship training in adult reconstruction and total joint arthroplasty, and enjoy mentoring students through applications, interviews, and career decision-making with practical, honest guidance.

I am the first physician in my family and a current psychiatry resident at UCSF. I started my career in journalism and media before deciding to switch careers and pursue medicine. I chose psychiatry because I treasured the privilege to get to deeply know my patients and harness both psychotherapeutic and pharmacologic strategies to reach their goals.

3rd year resident at LA General Medical Center

I'm a third-year medical student in Los Angeles and a Brown University public health graduate. As a first-generation future physician, I'm passionate about helping pre-meds and early medical students navigate the path to medicine.

I'm passionate about translating discoveries from the lab into real-world care. Having navigated the rigorous path of a Ph.D. and the transition into medical school, I'm dedicated to providing the mentorship needed to help you connect science, medicine, and meaningful community impact.

I’m a fourth-year medical student with a background in gender studies and psychology. I conduct interviews with applicants at my medical school and support students with essay editing and interview preparation throughout the college and medical school application process. I wouldn’t be here without the village that supported me unconditionally, and while I’m still navigating my own journey, I’m passionate about sharing the guidance and advice that helped me along the way.

I'm a California-based resident at a major academic center with a non-traditional background in translational research. Having navigated a unique path, I specialize in helping students manage research hurdles, overcome setbacks, and find their footing in surgery with practical, honest guidance.

I'm a first-generation physician working as a hospitalist at a large academic institution in California. I went through the challenges of residency while sustaining a social life and taking on new hobbies - it's possible! Now that I'm an attending, I look forward to sharing my experiences of internal medicine, navigating the job search, and maintaining a work-life balance.

I'm a first-gen physician with a background in Kinesiology. I decided on medicine as a college sophomore and anesthesia as a 4th year med student. In Anesthesiology, I've found the perfect mix of technical procedures, surgical variety, and work-life balance.

Smart MBA guy

I am a medical student in LA planning to apply to neurology, with a background in neuroscience. I enjoy working with students on application strategy, research, and interview preparation, especially for those navigating gap years or exploring specialty choices.