Undergrad: University of California, Los Angeles
Keane conducted molecular toxicology research in the Allard Lab Group at UCLA, focusing on the impact of environmental toxicants on behavior in C. elegans (roundworms). Keane's commitment to making a positive impact also extends beyond the laboratory. As a clinical research associate at Ronald Reagan Hospital, he played an important role in improving the care of Code Stroke patients as a member of the Student Stroke Team. This hands-on experience in a clinical setting gave him insights into the healthcare field and the importance of delivering high-quality care to patients.
In addition to his academic and research pursuits, Keane served as a camp counselor for Camp Kesem, where he mentored children affected by a parent's cancer. This role allowed him to develop strong mentorship skills and a deep understanding of the importance of providing support and guidance to those in need.
After each MCAT tutoring session, Keane helps students take the next steps toward a higher score. With a deep understanding of MCAT challenges and pitfalls, Keane is committed to helping students find success and achieve their dreams of attending their desired medical schools.