5.0About Daniel Theng
Currently a fourth-year medical student at UCSF applying into diagnostic radiology, Daniel has a passion for clinical AI, radiology informatics, and, of course, teaching. His own journey through the MCAT, medical school coursework, and board-style exams has given him a unique perspective on how the science students learn today eventually comes together in clinical practice.
When tutoring, Daniel focuses on more than simply memorizing facts. He helps students understand the reasoning behind the material and builds clinical and conceptual frameworks that make difficult topics easier to remember. When working through practice questions, he also digs into the distractors such as why an answer might seem tempting, and when it would actually be correct, so students can recognize those traps when it matters most.
He is really excited to help students turn MCAT preparation into a structured plan they can feel confident in, while also continuing to grow as an educator and develop his teaching skills along the way.