Advisory Board
The doctors shaping how students prepare for medicine.
Five board-certified clinicians sit on our advisory board, guiding our curriculum, scoring rubric, and coaching strategy so every student practises against the standard real admissions panels use.
HARVARD
Dr. Anita Shah, MD, MPH
Admissions Panel Examiner · Harvard Medical School
Dr. Shah has served on medical school admissions panels for more than 15 years across three continents, giving her a rare view into what separates successful applicants from the rest.
She co-designed InterviewMD's MMI rubric and reviews every scoring update before it ships, ensuring our AI feedback mirrors the criteria real examiners use on the day.
"The best candidates don't just answer the question — they think out loud in a way that shows genuine clinical reasoning."
NUS MEDICINE
Dr. Marcus Tan, MBBS, FRACGP
Clinical Educator · NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine
Dr. Tan is a senior clinical educator with a research focus on medical interview performance and communication skills, with over thirty peer-reviewed publications in the field.
He shapes our scenario library, ensuring every practice station reflects the way modern Singaporean medical schools assess applicants.
MONASH
Dr. Jamie Lim, MBBS, FRACP
Interviewer & Mentor · Monash University
Dr. Lim has mentored hundreds of medical students and trainee interviewers, and currently sits on interview panels across Australian medical programs.
She reviews candidate feedback to validate that our AI coaching mirrors the tone and rigour of real Australian MMI examiners.
OXFORD
Dr. Sofia Okafor, MD, FRCS
Surgical Education Lead · University of Oxford
Dr. Okafor is a consultant surgeon and surgical educator whose work focuses on developing clinical reasoning and composure under pressure.
She contributes ethical dilemma scenarios and reviews our feedback on candour, patient safety, and surgical values.
JOHNS HOPKINS
Dr. Maya Patel, MD, MPH
Public Health Lead · Johns Hopkins University
Dr. Patel is a public health physician whose research on health equity and ethics is taught in leading medical programs.
She advises us on public-health scenarios and ensures our guidance reflects contemporary ethical frameworks around equity and access.
How the board shapes InterviewMD
Clinician input, baked into the product.
The advisory board doesn't just lend their names — every scoring decision, scenario, and piece of feedback passes through their review.
Curriculum
Shapes the topics, stations, and scenarios we teach — so the skills you build match what real admissions panels test.
Rubric
Reviews every scoring criterion before it ships, keeping AI feedback aligned with the way actual examiners mark interviews.
Scenarios
Writes and stress-tests the clinical, ethical, and communication cases used across our practice stations.
Feedback
Validates AI coaching against clinician judgement, so the guidance you receive mirrors what a senior doctor would say.