Bio
Dr. Vinitsky graduated from the University of Rochester in 2017 with a bachelor’s degree in neuroscience. During her undergraduate years, she worked as a teaching assistant for organic chemistry lab and neuroscience. After graduating, she spent a year doing translational medicine research in a neuroscience lab at URMC.
In medical school, she continued her passion for teaching as an anatomy TA, and began tutoring with MedSchoolCoach in 2021. She is currently completing her neurology residency in New York. Dr. Vinitsky is skilled in adapting teaching strategies to suit various learning methods, such as visual, auditory, and experiential, helping students improve while respecting their preferred learning styles.
Born and raised in New York, NY, Dr. Vinitsky enjoys playing the piano, cooking, baking, and spending time with her dog and husband in her free time.
Education
Undergraduate: University of Rochester
Medical School: Midwestern University Arizona College of Medicine
Residency: NYU Langone
Scores
Step 1: 255
Fun Fact
Hanna loves all types of board games and enjoys going to board game cafes in her free time!
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