I worked as a Licensed Physical Therapist for 30 years when I became ill. I maintained my license with the use of online CEU (Continuing Education Units). I recently attended a seminar on Medical Transcription training through At-Home Professions as I thought this would be a very good fit for me ...
Went to a one hour seminar for this, the guy from Weston used a really good sales pitch basically. They tell you they are approved by AHDI and they aren't. I've emailed and spoken to AHDI and they are not an approved school they paid to be a memeber of AHDI and refuse to let AHDI review them to ...
When I enrolled at USCI I specifically asked if they were a credited school that was recognized in the medical community. I was assured that when I complete my courses not only would I have a great career but I would be able to work from home or in an office type environment. I then after several ...
After doing some research I decided to enroll in their Veterinary Technician distance learning program. The short and sweet, they are not accredited by the AVMA and the certification is only worth the paper to wipe my rear end with. After completion of the course I attempted numerous interviews ...
I followed their requirement to submit a medical letter along with a personal letter stating that after I signed the contract I became disabled. There is no way I can use the schools materials or program due to my disability and I showed valid proof of this. The school does not have programs where ...
Over the last two years, I have been the hiring manager at our medical transcription service. We put our applicants through three basic tests. I have had numerous applicants that graduated from At-Home Professions and not one has tested well, nor have we ever offered a single one of them a job. The ...