MD Mentor (Part-Time)

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with Prepory’s Admissions Coaches to align on students’ progress and set milestones for individualized application strategies.
• Conduct one-on-one advising sessions via Zoom with each of your students to provide tailored support based on their goals and profile.
• Successfully and conscientiously manage a cohort of medical school applicants.
• • Advisors are expected to be able to support a minimum of five (5) applicants each application cycle.
• Conduct research as needed to support your advising sessions and those of your Admissions Coach colleagues, clarify inquiries, or present valuable information/resources to your students.
• Be forward-thinking and strategic in the advice and guidance provided to your students, ensuring that you are an expert and up-to-date on the admissions issues they are facing. 
• Provide interview preparation and support, including conducting mock interview sessions, during the application process.
• Participate in regular meetings with Admissions Coaches to stay up-to-date on students’ progress and conduct committee-informed analyses on application materials.
• Participate in regular meetings with the cohort of Prepory graduate admissions coaches led by a Lead Coach mentor. 
• Maintain detailed communication with the Program Director and Director of Client Success to provide ongoing updates on student progress.

Qualifications of our Ideal Candidate

• Graduated from top-ranked undergraduate institution (e.g., top 50 ranked universities or top 20 liberal arts colleges)
• Currently enrolled in or graduate of a U.S. medical school required. 
• In-depth knowledge of the U.S. medical school admissions process required, including AMCAS/AACOMAS systems, secondary applications, MCAT preparation, interview formats (e.g., MMI), and holistic review practices
• Former medical school admissions experience at an accredited medical school in the US is strongly preferred, but we will consider candidates with significant experience in pre-med advising, medical education, or health professions advising
• Familiarity with the broader landscape of U.S. undergraduate and medical education, including pre-medical advising and pipeline programs
• Ability to support multiple students throughout an entire application cycle, typically from planning through interviews and final decisions
• Availability during after-school hours and on weekends, with flexibility to accommodate students in international time zones, especially during peak admissions periods
• Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and ability to keep students on track with deadlines and document submission
• Excellent written and interpersonal communication skills, especially in providing constructive feedback on personal statements, activity entries, and secondary essays

Compensation Range

Starting at $30/hr