Meredith Warshaw
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Stanford Med Admissions Expert | 6+ years coaching
Admissions Committee at Stanford University School of Medicine
Worked at Silicon Valley Learning Lab
Available today at 10:30 PM UTC
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Meredith's Coaching Offerings
Custom hourly · $345/hr
Get help with Activities List Edit, AMCAS Application Edit, and .
Meredith’s Medical School Qualifications
60+ people coached for Medical School
Welcome to my profile! With a rich background in both academia and practical experience, I bring a unique perspective to medical school admissions coaching. As a member of the Stanford University School of Medicine Admissions Committee, I have firsthand experience in evaluating applications and understanding what top medical schools are looking for. My research fellowships at Stanford and UCSF have equipped me with deep insights into the medical field, particularly in psychiatry, developmental biology, and oncology. Let's work together to craft a standout application that highlights your strengths and potential. Reach out to start your journey towards medical school success!
Meredith can help with:
Activities List Edit
AMCAS Application Edit
Application Strategy
Casper Test
Financial Aid & Scholarships
General Exploration
Letters of Evaluation
MD PhD Essays
Multiple Mini Interview
Personal Statement
School Selection
Secondary Essays
TMDSAS Application Edit
Traditional Interview
Waitlist Strategy
About Meredith
I am a PhD-trained scientist with six years of experience at Stanford School of Medicine, where I worked in the Dean’s Office for Medical Student Services and in MD Admissions, reviewing medical school applications. I coach applicants through every stage of the medical school admissions process, helping them understand what admissions committees look for and how to present their experiences with clarity and authenticity. My approach is informed by firsthand admissions experience and focuses on helping candidates tell honest, compelling stories that align with their motivations for pursuing a career in medicine.
Why do I coach?
I coach because medical school admissions is a high-stakes process that rarely gives applicants space to reflect, ask questions, or be fully themselves. I love seeing people reach their goals. Through my work in the Dean’s Office and MD Admissions at Stanford School of Medicine, I saw how powerful it is when an applicant’s story comes through clearly and authentically. Coaching enables me to create that space, helping applicants better understand what admissions committees are looking for, gain insight into themselves, and approach the process with confidence and intention. I love to see students succeed.
Work Experience
Interview Coach
Silicon Valley Learning Lab
December 2024 - December 2024
I interviewed Dr. Waldemar Priebe from MD Anderson Center in Houston about drug development.
Guest Lecturer
University of California, Berkeley
October 2024 - October 2024
Invited guest lecturer in Professor Kowalski's The Futurist class; why start up companies either fail or succeed.
Healthcare Leadership Session Lead
Stanford University School of Medicine
July 2024 - July 2024
I led the session on Leadership in Healthcare for the US-Poland Science and Technology Symposium. Focus on AI.
Office of the Dean of Stanford Medical School
Stanford University School of Medicine
July 2020 - Present
Editor and writer MSPEs
School of Medicine Admissions Committee
Stanford University School of Medicine
May 2020 - December 2024
File reviewer; supporting new student acquisition.
Principal
Conscensus
May 2015 - May 2022
Business development, strategy consulting focused on the healthcare industries. Client Training and Investor Relations
Awards Jury Member
PALO IT
May 2010 - Present
Decisions and strategy for the Margaret Webb / Gold Star Awards for high school students applying for college.
Education
Stanford University School of Medicine
Fellow, Psychiatry and Developmental Biology
Admissions Committee Experience
Research Fellow, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Laboratory of Developmental Neurochemistry Established insights on the neuro-endocrine stimulation in Alzheimer’s and Parkinson diseases Research and Development
University of California, San Francisco
Post Doctoral, Oncology and Cancer Biology
Activities and societies: Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Post-doctoral Fellow, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Determined the mechanism of action of HER-1 receptor antagonist Research and Development
University of Illinois at Chicago
Doctorate, Physiology and Biophysics
Northwestern University
Master's of Science, Physiology
Northwestern University
Bachelor of Science, Biology
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