Freelance Work Offered


Gretchen A. Johnson, M.Sc.
Ph.D. Candidate in Biomedical Sciences

1. Tutoring

Grade School Subjects:

Math, Biology, Chemistry


Undergraduate Subjects:

Statistics, general Biology, Microbiology, Forensic Biology, Molecular Biology, Genetics, general Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Biochemistry


Experience:

Mathnasium Tutor (grades 1-12), CAP Tutor (graduate & undergraduate)


Rates:

Grade school $15/hour

Undergraduate $25/hour


Able to meet virtually (via zoom) or in-person in DFW area

Email me at GretchenJohnson@my.unthsc.edu to get set up!

2. Science Writing

Rate:

Per page = $15

3. Science Editing

Rate:

Per page = $5

4. Scientific Translating

Rate:

TBD

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