Dr. Akrobetu graduated with a 3.99 GPA from Davidson College, where he majored in biology and minored in chemistry. His outstanding academic performance and involvement in several research projects, including investigations into the genetics of mitochondrial morphology and glycopolymer scaffold synthesis, earned him grant funding to travel to the University of Dusseldorf in Germany for his research. His exceptional achievements in scientific research at the undergraduate level were recognized with the prestigious National Goldwater Scholarship.

After graduation, Dr. Akrobetu earned an MD from Duke University School of Medicine. During his time at Duke, he demonstrated strong leadership skills, serving as class president and spearheading an annual, year-long educational program for underprivileged high school students interested in medicine. His dedication to academic excellence and community engagement was evident in his medical school application, which received the highest possible rating from Davidson College in its internal review process.

As the first in his family to become a doctor, Dr. Akrobetu took it upon himself to learn the ins and outs of the medical school application process and is passionate about making medical school accessible for everyone, regardless of background. His commitment to equity and inclusion in medical education is a driving force behind his coaching success.

Dr. Akrobetu's admissions experience enables him to take a nuanced approach to holistic application review. He has a comprehensive understanding of how to strategically shape each facet of a student's application, positioning them as the most competitive candidate. His expertise in crafting compelling narratives, highlighting unique experiences, and showcasing academic and extracurricular achievements ensures that students stand out in the highly competitive medical school admissions process.

Dr. Dominy's academic journey led her to UPenn, where she pursued a major in biomedical engineering and a minor in engineering entrepreneurship. Her passion for teaching and computer science was evident through her role as a teaching assistant in the computer science department. During her time at UPenn, Dr. Dominy involved herself in various projects within the med-tech space.  She’s the co-founder and developer of a patient education app that provides information to patients about their upcoming medical procedures. Additionally, she worked at a pediatric oncology data science lab at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, leveraging large datasets to write algorithms for analyzing antibiotic resistance in solid cancer patients.

Demonstrating her entrepreneurial spirit, Dr. Dominy worked with a team on a year-long project to create a prototype strategy and go-to-market plan for an ingestible device designed to collect images of a patient's gastrointestinal tract for diagnostic purposes. Her senior thesis in biomedical engineering focused on the history of intrauterine device development and future strategies to improve the field, demonstrating her ability to critically analyze and propose innovative solutions.

During her time at ISMMS, she conducted computational clinical research, utilizing machine learning techniques to predict pediatric vs. adult cancer outcomes and employing natural language processing to understand patient perspectives on various aspects of healthcare across social media platforms. Her in-depth research has resulted in numerous first-author publications and presentations at both national and international conferences.

Dr. Dominy's innovative spirit and commitment to women's health were recognized when she and a co-founder were awarded the Women's Impact Award from the Diversity Innovation Hub at Mount Sinai for their project, 3iuD. This groundbreaking project involves the development of a 3D-printed intrauterine contraceptive device that is custom-designed and fitted to an individual's uterus using transvaginal ultrasound technology. Dr. Dominy is currently in the process of building a team and developing a prototype for this revolutionary device.

Alongside her research endeavors, Dr. Dominy dedicated her time to volunteering at Mount Sinai's multidisciplinary neuromuscular clinic, which provides integrative, multi-specialty care for cerebral palsy patients and their families. She assisted providers clinically and facilitated the distribution and administration of research surveys to patients and their families.

Dr. Dominy’s ultimate goal is to become a pediatric cardiologist who combines large-data clinical research with collaborations with device companies in the cardiology space. Her experience working in the medical school admissions office at ISMMS has provided her with what top medical schools seek in applicants. As a creative problem solver, Dr. Dominy is well-equipped to work with students from all backgrounds and experiences, helping them craft compelling applications that highlight their stories.

Dr. Gomez began his journey at Stanford, where he graduated with a BA in human evolutionary biology. While there, he demonstrated exceptional leadership and innovation. He managed the Pacific Free Clinic, creating a course on the impact of climate change on human health that was integral to changing the curriculum at Stanford. His research focused on telemedicine, demonstrating his commitment to advancing healthcare technology. Additionally, he has experience with healthcare venture capital and private equity, further solidifying his understanding of the business side of healthcare.

Dr. Gomez's teaching experience at Stanford University School of Medicine includes roles as a Student Tutor, Curriculum Developer, Teaching Assistant, and Graduate Teaching Assistant for Applied Biochemistry. His journey to becoming a dual-degree holder began with two gap years spent working for early-stage healthcare start-ups, where he gained experience in the healthcare industry. His professional endeavors include co-founding Branch Care, where he serves as Associate Medical Director. Branch Care aims to provide high-quality fertility care in every zip code by equipping local clinicians to deliver care under the supervision of top fertility specialists.

Dr. Gomez's passion for counseling stems from his desire to increase diversity in medicine. He began his coaching career helping underrepresented students, including first-gen, low-income applicants, applicants of color, LGBTQ+ students, and others. His commitment to promoting diversity and inclusion in the medical field drives his work as a consultant.

Dr. Gomez excels as a thought partner for storytelling and narrative structure, providing detailed feedback on applications, and offering insights from his time on the admissions committee. His expertise and dedication have earned him a reputation as a trusted and experienced medical school advisor.

Dr. Gomez takes an individualized approach to each applicant, learning about their unique needs and goals. He understands that there is no one-size-fits-all solution and tailors his guidance to support each student's success. With his mix of medical expertise, business acumen, and entrepreneurial spirit, Dr. Gomez is well-positioned to make significant contributions to the field of medicine. His passion for innovation and education makes him an excellent resource for aspiring medical professionals and entrepreneurs alike.