Mohsin

I graduated with a BSc(Hons) in Neuroscience and MBBS degree from Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry, Queen Mary University of London. I qualified with triple distinctions (top 10% of medical school cohort), Weitzman Prize in Cardiology, Strauss Prize in Psychological Medicine, Peter Enzor / Sir John Zochonis Scholarship in Neuroscience, EJ Ball Scholarship in Neuroscience and Rod Flower Scholarship in Neurogastroenterology. During my final year of medical school, I was shortlisted (top 3 nationwide) as Medical Student of the Year 2019 by the Royal College of Psychiatrists.

After graduating from medical school I was appointed Honorary Clinical Research Fellow at the Wingate Institute of Neurogastroenterology, Queen Mary University of London. I have published numerous scientific articles and book chapters to-date, including in the Encyclopaedia of Gastroenterology. My work has featured on the front covers of international medical journals.

Alongside my research career, I am a full-time medical doctor at the Royal Free Hospital, Hampstead, London.

I am a keen thespian and when not working can be found either reading, writing or performing some sort of play.

Availability: **COVID-19**
In line with Government guidance I will only be able to tutor online for the foreseeable future. My schedule is flexible and I am able to teach over Zoom and Skype. I hope you and your family keep safe during this crisis.

Willing to travel: 50 miles

Experience: I have over 1500 hours of teaching experience which spans over 7 years. Over that time I have taught over 150 medical students, many of whom have gone onto achieve merits and distinctions in their final MBBS exams. I have also supported students who have not passed modules and are at risk of not progressing into the next year of medical school.

I was appointed Teaching Representative at the Royal Free Hospital in September 2020 and, in this capacity, am responsible for co-ordinating postgraduate medical education.

I have a particular interest in communication and clinical skills. Whilst at medical school I was Treasurer of the Clinical Learning and Associated Skills Society (C.L.A.S.S), which helps prepare students for their OSCE exams. I also delivered seminars in general medicine (incl. cardiology, gastroenterology, respiratory medicine and neurology) to students as part of our Medical Education Support Society.

I am grateful to have graduated from medical school with several distinctions and am well-versed in a variety of evidence-based revision techniques to help students revise efficiently. A lot of my work draws on my personal experience whilst at medical school. I present students with the most relevant, exam-focussed information in a digestible format before approaching clinical scenarios and MCQs/SAQs/essays.

I have taught students from a variety of medical schools, including The University of Edinburgh, Barts and The London (QMUL), Kings College London, Imperial College London, University of Leicester, and Cardiff University. I have also delivered Skype tutoring to students from abroad, including India, Brazil, Spain, Saudi Arabia and Dubai. The majority of my international students are from the United Arab Emirates.

Besides my work in medical school, I also offer UCAS preparation for prospective medical students. I sat on the admissions panel at Barts and The London for three years and can offer one-to-one interview preparation sessions / personal statement assistance to students who plan to study medicine or dentistry at university. I have been invited by Ilford County High School to help students prepare for multiple mini interviews (MMIs) and traditional panel interviews in the past.

I am very passionate about the work I do and have always encouraged my mentees to strive to reach their best in whatever field they wish to pursue. I look forward to working with you to ensure we maximise your potential.