Epidemiology
Undergrad: Saint Louis University
Masters: University of Minnesota
Veterinary School: University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine
Dr. Jedlinski is a Philly sports fan and enjoys reading. He lives in Philadelphia with his wife and daughter, two dogs named Obi and Stella, and a Russian tortoise named Phil.
During his undergraduate studies at Saint Louis University, where he earned a BS in cell biology and physiology, Dr. Jedlinski gained valuable research experience through an internship at the Saint Louis Zoo Institute for Conservation Medicine.
After graduation, Dr. Jedlinski matriculated to the University of Minnesota, where he earned an MPH in Epidemiology, focusing on foodborne and zoonotic diseases. While in graduate school, he was employed by the State of Minnesota Department of Health's Foodborne Illness Epidemiology Unit. Additionally, he completed a specialty internship with the Zoonotic Disease Epidemiology Unit of the Department of Health. His master's thesis was an epidemiological study of the risk of Salmonellosis among agricultural workers in Minnesota.
Dr. Jedlinski attended the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine, where he received his VMD. During his time at PennVet, he participated in the Boehringer-Ingelheim Veterinary Scholars Program, a prestigious research fellowship that allowed him to work on developing a point-of-care, portable PCR diagnostic for equine infectious diseases.
With his extensive academic and research background, Dr. Jedlinski is well-equipped to guide students through the rigorous veterinary school admissions process. His firsthand experience navigating the application process, coupled with his expertise in various fields, provides him with a specialized perspective to share with aspiring veterinarians.
Emergency Medicine, Surgery, Primary Care, Dermatology
Undergrad: University of Wisconsin-Madison
Veterinary School: University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Veterinary Medicine
Dr. Writt loves to read and is an avid fan of the Harry Potter series, although she is always looking for new book recommendations. She also enjoys supporting Wisconsin sports teams and spending time with her family and their cat Callie.
Dr. Writt earned her undergraduate degree in biology from the University of Wisconsin–Madison before pursuing her DVM. During her time at UW–Madison, she began her journey in student support as a peer academic advisor, a role she continued for three years through her undergraduate and veterinary studies. This experience ignited her passion for counseling, as she found great fulfillment in supporting students both professionally and personally as they worked toward their goals.
In addition to her academic advising role, Dr. Writt served as a mentor for two years during veterinary school, further honing her skills in guiding and supporting students. Her experience in small and large animal clinical research has provided her with a deep understanding of the complexities of veterinary medicine. Her leadership roles in veterinary school extracurricular activities have also deepened her skills in teamwork, communication, and problem-solving.
As a consultant, Dr. Writt specializes in helping students navigate the application process by setting small, frequent, and specific goals to make it more manageable. She understands the stress associated with applying to veterinary school and strives to make the process as enjoyable as possible, often incorporating humor into her sessions to keep spirits high.
One of Dr. Writt's greatest strengths as a consultant is her skill in proofreading essays and personal statements. She excels at helping students refine their writing to ensure they stand out to admissions committees. Her coaching style focuses on identifying and highlighting each student's strengths, incorporating specific aspects of their personality to create compelling applications.
Dr. Writt approaches each counseling session with the individual student in mind, tailoring her guidance to their specific needs and goals. She draws from her personal experience with the application process to provide relevant, up-to-date advice, including current educational and admissions insights.
Her current veterinary interests include emergency medicine, surgery, primary care, and dermatology. Her academic and counseling background allows Dr. Writt to offer comprehensive support to students aspiring to enter the field of veterinary medicine.
Small Animal Medicine and Surgery
Undergrad: University of Missouri
Veterinary School: University of Missouri Veterinary School
Dr. Garcia's personal interests include cats, plants, exercise, and travel. She also enjoys the ongoing challenge of preventing her cats from eating her plants.
Dr. Garcia’s journey began at a young age when she declared her aspiration to become a veterinarian to her first-grade class. She pursued her dream at the University of Missouri, where she earned her Bachelor of Science in Animal Sciences with a minor in Captive Wild Animal Management. Demonstrating her deep commitment to her alma mater, she continued her education at the University of Missouri Veterinary School, where she honed her skills and knowledge in veterinary medicine.
Throughout her career, Dr. Garcia has gained extensive experience in various veterinary settings, including walk-in practices, small animal practices, and shelter medicine. As the medical director for a non-profit shelter, she specializes in wellness and prevention, high-volume spay and neuter surgery, and animal welfare. One of her greatest strengths is her approachability and transparency. She also has a knack for writing and precision.
Dr. Garcia's approach to veterinary medicine is characterized by her love for continuous learning, commitment to teaching others, and ability to find joy in her work. She has helped students get accepted into vet school long before her own vet school journey. Whether it's giving advice, words of encouragement, editing essays, or writing letters of recommendation, she’s guided numerous students to admission to their top programs.
As an admissions coach, she draws upon her extensive hands-on experience and passion for the field to guide prospective veterinarians in their educational journey, helping them navigate the challenges and opportunities of pursuing a career in veterinary medicine. What sets her apart as a consultant is that she embraces each student’s identity apart from being a "vet school hopeful." She is adept at getting to know each student and making their application shine.
Which vet schools to apply to was very confusing to me. I couldn't decide on the list of schools, and it wasn't easy to remain focused. Jason helped me finalize my list and continuously followed up on our plan. This helped me keep my focus, and I was accepted to multiple schools. It would not have been possible without his help.
Thank you so much to Carl for polishing my essays and giving suggestions for a letter of recommendation strategy. His advice regarding the interviews was helpful, and I got admitted to 3 schools.
Jason was a huge help in getting me accepted to multiple veterinary schools. He provided strategic insights and was a great help throughout the application process.
Happy to write positive words about the mentorship from Inspira! They brought out the best in me to showcase in my essays and interviews. I don't think getting into vet school would have been possible if Aditi and Carl didn't give their feedback and helped improve my applications.
My mentors from Inspira helped me select and finalize vet schools based on multiple factors like GPA, region, interests, etc. After that, we started with the time plan finalization and preparing my application documents. It was a long but smooth journey. The feedback from my mentors and writers helped a lot, and I was able to get accepted to two schools!
Be it a traditional interview or an MMI, the mock sessions from Inspira were very helpful. I am grateful for their help with my journey towards vet school.
I was impressed to see how much every application was tailored based on each institution I applied to. My mentor Jason's knowledge and experience were incredible; he could tell me exactly what each school expected.
Coleen was a great source of advice for every phase of my application. She knew the process inside out and helped me a lot. Worth recommending to every prospective vet student.
I extremely recommend taking seeking help from Inspira. The experience and resources they have available are very useful to vet school candidates like me. I was in touch with an actual DVM as my mentor. His insights helped me a lot, and I got accepted to 2 schools.
Not sure what you need? Speak with an enrollment team member
The Advantage Factor: Working with us can increase your chances of admission by 7x!
The Best of the Best: Our team comprises of only 99th percentile tutors and former admissions officers from top-ranking universities, meaning you work with only the most experienced, talented experts.
The Free Consultation: Our experts would love to get to know you, your background, goals, and needs. From there, they match you with a best-fit consultant who will create a detailed project plan and application strategy focused on your success.