Research Mentorship for Premeds, Med Students, and Residents

Turn "I should get published" into your own first author publication.

One-on-one guidance from a U.S. MD physician with 100+ papers and presentations— built specifically for medical trainees who don't know where to start or how to navigate getting involved with research.

5+Years mentoring students on creating their own research projects
6Stages of mentorship, start to finish
1:1Direct, personal mentorship

Six stages. One guide the whole way through.

This is the same roadmap used with every student — whether you're starting from zero or already mid-project and stuck, you will be empowered with the skills to take your project from just an idea to your own first author paper submitted for publication.

01

Find the Idea

Match your interests and timeline to a question that's actually answerable.

02

Design the Study

Choose an experimental design and the right data source that fits your timeline and access.

03

Run the Analysis

The right statistical tests, tables, and figures for your data, explained plainly.

04

Find the Right Mentor

Evaluate the right faculty mentor to align with your goals with exclusive guidance on networking and building professional relationships

05

Write the Manuscript

Section-by-section structure with clear instructions so a blank page stops being the obstacle.

06

Submit & Publish

Target the right journal, prepare the manuscript for submission, and navigate revisions to acceptance.

Mentorship built around your goals, needs, and availability.

We tackle the biggest obstacles in getting involved with research with a custom, tangible plan to accommodate your professional goals at your desired pace.

Starting From Scratch

You know you need research on your application. You have no idea, no mentor, and no plan. We build all three.

  • Project idea generation
  • Mentor outreach strategy
  • A realistic plan for submission

Data & Analysis

You have a dataset (or need one) and you're not sure what to do with it. We pick the right tool for the job.

  • Collecting, accessing, or selecting data sources
  • Choosing the correct statistical tests and executing analysis
  • Interpreting your results

Mentorship with Investment

You have a helping hand to guide you through the process at all times.

  • Biweekly 1 on 1 research meetings to fit your schedule
  • Unlimited email correspondence over the course of the program
  • Detailed written recaps to summarize key points of each meeting

Get the framework before you commit to anything.

Before committing to anything, receive a free copy of The Ultimate Medical Student Research Guide or schedule a free virtual consultation to share your goals and answer your research questions.

Free Starter Guide

The Ultimate Medical Student Research Guide

  • Introduction
  • Where to Start
  • Timeline
  • Joining Projects
  • Creating a Research Question and Your Own Projects
  • Statistics Basics
  • Types of Research
  • Writing the Paper
  • Conferences and Presentations
  • Journal Submissions
  • Find the Right Mentor
  • And More!
Email to request your copy HERE →
100+Published papers and presentations
MDU.S. Resident Physician

Built by someone who did this as a student — not someone teaching it secondhand.

Dr. Hassium is a U.S. resident physician who published more than 40 peer reviewed, Pubmed-indexed research papers during medical school, and over 100 research items, with award winning presentations at national and international conferences. Dr. Hassium started medical school with zero publications, guidance, or knowledge of how to go about research like many medical students. Slowly, through countless failures and eventually successes, Dr. Hassium created The Ultimate Medical Student Research Guide based on his own experiences, which he now shares for free with thousands of students across the world.

Dr. Hassium Consulting exists because most students don't lack ambition — they lack guidance and a clear next step. The mentorship here isn't generic advice pulled from a slideshow. It's a methodology refined across dozens of real projects, real experiences, and real journal submissions, adapted to your specialty interest, timeline, and knowledge base.

"My hope is by the end of this guide you will have the foundation you need to navigate research as a medical student."
The Ultimate Medical Student Research Guide

Whether you are a premed, medical student, in a gap year, IMG, resident, or somewhere else in your training, the approach is the same: find the right-sized project for your goals and empower you to carry it all the way from just an idea to your own first author research publication.

Ready to find your project?

Send a quick email with your stage of training, specialty interest (if you have one), and what you're stuck on. Share what days and times you are available for a FREE consultation. You'll hear back directly with a virtual meeting link.

Flexible plans built around your stage of training and budget — contact for more information.