About SYNAPSE

2010 — 2016 I.M. Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University/MD
2017 — 2022 P.A. Hertsen Moscow Oncology Research Institute/Residency in Medical 
2019 — Oncology and PhD in Neurooncology Institut Gustave Roussy/Hands-on Clinical Externship + Research
2019 — University of Padova/Research 
2019 — 2020 James Cancer Hospital/Fulbright Scholarship/Clinical Observership + Research
2018 — European Society of Human Genetics Fellowship 
2022 — ECFMG Certification
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I have discovered my passion for teaching since high school. At first, I thought it was just a matter of helping my fellow classmates with their homework and making teachers wonder how some of the presumed 'underachievers' became straight-A students all of a sudden. However, very soon I learned that the reason was not as simple. What I really enjoyed the most was teaching new things, simplifying complex material and helping my students achieve their goals. Foreign clinical and research experiences allowed me to learn more about various cultures, beliefs and traditions. I firmly believe that this international experience along with the knowledge of four languages (Russian, English, French and German) will greatly benefit in creating a productive and caring environment with students of different origins during our lessons. Being able to positively impact someone's life through teaching is a genuinely unique feeling and I look forward to being able to experience it with my new students.
«It always seems impossible until it’s done»

2015 — Admission to Avicenna Tajik State Medical University,Dushanbe Tajikistan.
2019 — Presented: "Affect of Chordoru (herbs) mixture  on level of sugar in DM patients" in an Annual International Conference of Young Scientists, Dushanbe. September  
2021 — Admission to General Surgery Residency program in Institute of Post-graduate Education, Dushanbe.
2022 — Passed USMLE Step 1, score 243.2022 - Surgical ICU Virtual Rounds at the University of Miami, International Medicine Institute.    

I have seen many talented people in my life, but unfortunately not all of them could reach the goal they were going for. One of the reasons is being unable to find a proper path to get the "gold". And it really makes me upset. I have been always told "It is easy to criticize but hard to give someone a hand in a right way". So, as I love anything hard to deal with, I decided to give all my experience, energy, enthusiasm to whoever I work with in order to help one to achieve a purpose in a less time- and effort- consuming way and keep the proper path to it.

2017 — Faculty of Medicine, Lomonosov Moscow State University
2018 — Interregional student olympics in Anatomy (1st place)
2021 — Passed USMLE step 1: 261
2022 — Interregional student/resident physician olympics in Internal medicine (1st place)
2022 — "Leaders of learning" (Harvard course)
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I love learning, and I love helping others learn. I like it when I can give a student an opportunity to gain knowledge or acquire a skill that initially seemed impossible to master.

2020 – Passed Step 1: 230
2021 – Graduated M.D. with honors
2022 – Passed Step 2: 256
2023 – Applying for the match

Medicine is a noble profession, centered on team-work, where we continuously learn. And to learn more effectively, it's really important to ensure having mentors you can rely on, to be stronger in the future. I like explaining, and it brings me much more joy engaging in enthusiastic discussion with other doctors. I believe I have quite a lot to share and I'm always happy to help!