"I’m a medical doctor with an MBBS from Lumbini Medical College and an MD in Anesthesiology from the Nepalese Army Institute of Health Sciences. I am also ECFMG certified, which means my medical education and clinical competency have been verified to U.S. standards. Over the past several years, I have worked with students and trainees in a range of settings, from hospital wards and operating rooms to one-on-one academic support. This background gives me a clear sense of how to explain complex scientific ideas in a calm, structured way that students can follow.

My teaching experience includes guiding medical students through anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, and clinical reasoning during my residency and early career. I have also helped international graduates prepare for USMLE examinations and supported younger learners in high-school and early college biology. I’ve taught students from ages 15 to adult learners in their 20s and 30s, both in person and online. No matter the subject, my goal is always the same: help students understand the “why” behind the concept so they can build confidence and retain the material.

My approach is student-centered and practical. I break topics down into manageable steps, check understanding as we go, and adjust the pace depending on your comfort level. Students often tell me that I am patient, encouraging, and able to simplify topics they once found overwhelming. Whether you need help mastering medical school content, preparing for USMLE, or strengthening your foundation in biology or human sciences, I’m here to guide you with clarity and consistency. I take teaching seriously, and I genuinely enjoy watching students grow into independent, confident learners." less...