"Hello, my name is Jacqueline and I obtained my Ph.D. in Clinical Translation Science from Case Western Reserve University. I received my bachelor's degree in biology from George Mason University and my masters in Anatomy from Eastern Virginia Medical School. I served as a faculty member at Eastern Virginia Medical School for two years where I taught Anatomy, Histology, and Introduction to Research to medical students, physician assistant students, surgical assistants, and other masters level students. Struggling with a practical identification exam? I have practice practicals! I also have practice anatomy exams, questions, and loads of tips in tricks! I have also served as a teaching assistant for graduate level epidemiology.

I am very passionate about anatomy, research design, and mentoring students on their own scientific endeavors! I have mentored many medical students, healthcare professional students, and high school students on developing their own research study while leading to publications. I would be happy to help you design your future work. Check out some of my publications at my website: www.jacquelensphd.com.

My teaching philosophy is to teach how you learn. I understand that everyone has a very different learning style and will do my best to help prepare you for your courses in this way. As a visual learner myself, I make courses tangible through utilizing a multitude of visual aids while teaching.

Feel free to contact me with any questions!" less...