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Ambassador Details

  • George Soliman
  • George Soliman
  • Graduation Year: 2027
  • Major: Cell Biology and Neuroscience
  • Career Interests: Medicine (Surgery)
  • Office Day: Thursday
  • Office Hours:

    Thursday 7:00PM - 8:00PM
  • Zoom Link
  • Zoom Password: RUHPO
  • Fun Fact: I was born and raised in Dubai, UAE.
  • Favorite Class and Why: My favorite class has to be General Biology with Dr. Beal. This class truly set a strong foundation for how I approached classes downstream, especially the organizers method which I still use today. And especially by facilitating the class now, I get to appreciate how the material is organized in a way to not only prepare students for advanced Rutgers courses, but also the MCAT and graduate schools. A very enjoyable and standard-setting class!
  • Extracurriculars: Clinical Care Technician at Robert Wood Johnson (Float Pool), Emergency Medical Technician (HMHN 911 division) , Practice Group Learning Facilitator (Department of Biology), Clinical Research Assistant at RWJMS , EMS volunteer at Highland Park First Aid Squad, Physics student tutor, Physician shadow, Orthodox Christian Campus Ministries member/volunteer, Rutgers Alpha Epsilon Delta member, HPO ambassador, Youtube Podcast Host, Drone pilot
  • More About Me:

    Hello everyone! My name is George Soliman, and I am a senior majoring in Honors Cell Biology and Neuroscience on the pre-medicine track. Through 3,000+ hours of clinical experience, I have had the privilege of serving and caring for patients in my local community as an EMT and Clinical Care Technician at RWJUH. I am also involved in surgical clinical research at RWJMS, serve as a General Biology Practice Group Learning Facilitator, and am a member of Alpha Epsilon Delta. I aspire to become a cardiac surgeon and contribute to research efforts that advance the field while keeping the patients we serve at the heart ;) of my work.  Outside of academics, I am deeply rooted in my Coptic Christian church and enjoy traveling, flying my drone, and eating good food. Please feel free to stop by and chat about course planning, EMS, research, gap years, MCAT, or anything else along your journey into medicine!