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12-Week Personalized PhD Coaching Package

Kimberly D.
By Kimberly D.5.0· 7 reviewsSTEM PhD Coach for Personalized Productivity

• Productivity Coaching to help you with procrastination, time management, effective communication, and more. • In-depth one-on-one conversations to understand and serve your unique needs. • Accountability every step of the way. • No band-aids or burnout: the focus is on finding root causes and sustainable results. Deliverables: • 12 weeks of live coaching sessions (1-hour each). • Bonus 30 minute session that can be scheduled anytime. • 3 detailed surveys to track progress • Personalized Weekly Summary and Action Items based on your unique goals. • Additional resources or reading material, tailored specifically for your situation.

What's included

12h of coaching$384.92/hr · Live Sessions$4,619
Total$4,619

After booking, you will receive a detailed intake form about your current status and future goals. This will help us establish a framework for the 12-week period during the first session. In each subsequent session, we will discuss updates from the past week, review past action items, and establish new action items for the following week. At the halfway point, a mid-point survey will be shared to gather feedback and track progress Towards the end of the package, a closing survey will be shared to reflect on goals, document progress, and gather feedback.

  • Each person's goals will be shaped into personalized action items and deliverables, e.g., submitting a PhD admissions application, completing a qualifying exam, or defending their dissertation.

Meet your expert

Kimberly D.

Kimberly D.

STEM PhD Coach for Personalized Productivity

5.07 reviews
45Min coached
8Followers

Dr. Kimberly Duong completed her PhD in Civil and Environmental Engineering at UC Irvine and successfully transitioned to industry. Kimberly employs a tailored one-on-one approach with over a decade of project management, leadership, STEM outreach, and mentorship experience in academia, government, nonprofits, and entrepreneurship. Her diverse background has led her to a variety of experiences, from wetlands field work in Melbourne, Australia to science policy at the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine in Washington, DC.