For mentors
Physicians, scientists, public health professionals, and trainees: students need to hear from you — even briefly.
Why mentor with us
Ways to help
Sit down for a candid conversation about your work, your path, and what you wish someone had told you. We handle scheduling and editing.
≈ 1 hour, one-time
Get matched with one or two students for occasional check-ins. Flexible cadence, light structure.
≈ 1–2 hours / month
Have advice you give every pre-med? Turn it into a short guide for our resource library — we'll do the editing.
≈ 2 hours, one-time
What it looks like
A sense of the tone and format if you'd be open to being interviewed.
Dr. Jingjing Hu, MD — Hematologist & Oncologist
Dr. Hu reflects on her path from medical school in China to practicing oncology in the U.S., the mentorship gaps she navigated as a foreign medical graduate, and how she balances clinical work with family life.
Dr. Jingping Wang, MD, PhD — Anesthesiologist, Department of Anesthesia, Critical Care and Pain Medicine
Dr. Wang shares what daily life looks like as an anesthesiologist and critical-care physician, the research questions that keep him up at night, and what he wishes more students knew about choosing this path.
Ready when you are
Tell us your specialty and what kind of contribution feels easy — we'll take it from there.
