Warren’s passion is to see that warm, compassionate, and highly skilled professionals gain places in medical professions. As competitive as this field is, he also understands that outstanding qualifications, passion for the career, and the right personalities and values will not always result in acceptance to medical schools of a student’s choice. The devil is often in the details – the details of the documents, essays, resume, recommendations, and personal and professional presentation during that interview. It really is all a matter of written and verbal presentations. Having worked for several years on the admissions committee of a medical school in the Southwest, Warren now sits on the other side of the table working with medical school candidates as they prepare their presentations. The process begins with basic application forms, with a stunning resume, outstanding recommendations, the minimum of two essay requirements, and then, a personal interview. Each of these can make or break a candidacy, and Warren understands that. He counsels and advises through each stage of the process so that his clients stand out among the stiff competition. In short, he knows what works.

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