Dr. Nwajei is an internal medicine resident whose journey through medicine reflects a deep commitment to service, academic excellence, and mentorship. She earned an MD from Chicago Medical School at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science. Drawing from 10+ years of medical school leadership, teaching, and real-world clinical experience, she helps students craft authentic, competitive applications that reflect their unique journeys in medicine.
Dr. Nwajei earned a BS in biology from the University of Houston, where she cultivated her early interest in the biological sciences and academic mentorship through the Mu Delta Pre-Health Organization. Before pursuing her medical degree, Dr. Nwajei completed an MS in biomedical science at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, where she researched neuropharmacology and psychostimulant effects on learning and memory. In medical school, Dr. Nwajei was a recipient of multiple academic honors, including the Fannie H. Emmanuel, MD Memorial Endowed Scholarship, the CMS Class of 1970 Honorary Endowed Scholarship, and the Society of Interventional Radiology GEMS (Grants for Education of Medical Students) Scholarship—a national award recognizing her outstanding leadership and academic potential.
Dr. Nwajei’s research and academic contributions reflect her intellectual curiosity and commitment to advancing medical knowledge. Her work has included projects on machine learning applications in musculoskeletal imaging, advanced neuroimaging of ovarian masses, and case studies in cerebrovascular and hematologic disorders. She has presented her findings at multiple academic venues, including the Society of Interventional Radiology and Advocate Lutheran General Hospital’s Clinical Poster Day.
In addition to her scholarly achievements, Dr. Nwajei has demonstrated exceptional leadership throughout her medical education. She served as President of the Interventional Radiology Interest Group, leading initiatives to engage students in procedural medicine and research, and held leadership roles in national and community health organizations such as RAD-AID International, New Life Volunteering Service, and the Cook County Physicians Association. Her service to underrepresented communities through health fairs and public health outreach underscores her lifelong dedication to improving access to care.
Dr. Nwajei also brings extensive pre-clinical and laboratory experience to her professional portfolio. Prior to medical school, she worked as an associate scientist at Abbott Laboratories, where she supported global clinical studies and contributed to innovations in diagnostic assay development. These roles strengthened her analytical acumen and her passion for scientific integrity—skills that now enhance her approach to evidence-based medicine and mentoring.
As a medical consultant, Dr. Nwajei leverages her multidisciplinary background to guide aspiring physicians through the complex medical school admissions process. Her approach is highly personalized—rooted in empathy, structure, and a deep understanding of what admissions committees seek.
What distinguishes Dr. Nwajei as a consultant is her ability to merge mentorship with motivation. She believes in empowering students to see themselves not merely as applicants, but as future colleagues in a global medical community. Her students describe her as approachable, detail-oriented, and inspiring—someone who genuinely invests in their growth both academically and personally.
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