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Mastering the Medical Field

I did it, and so can you! I'm a practicing medical professional who changed careers and built a life I love.

Learning has been an exciting adventure and putting that knowledge to work for marginalized populations gives my life meaning.

Rennie Burke portrait with him smiling widely in medical scrubs in front of a wall of leaves

What I Teach

The Unconventional Path

I changed careers and started medical school at 30. I didn't have a conventional background or an obvious roadmap. Despite that, I competed in high-pressure academic environments, and built a life in medicine I genuinely love.

My secret: I found ways to make learning fun while making a meaningful impact. Now I want to help others through my medical practice and through teaching.

Approach

Learning pre-med and medical school concepts can feel like you're in a boxing match with a tsunami.

Rennie's Background

Rennie's path was winding, leading through multiple UC campuses and Harvard University. He now has a career he truly loves, working with marginalized populations.

Why that matters for you

  • You do not need a perfect starting point.
  • Your background can be your advantage.Leverage the skills you have to master the classes you are taking now and your goals beyond that.
  • Learn from someone in the field now.No generic lesson plans — relevant, customized learning from someone who has been there.

Next Steps

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Consultation

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