Total ripoff. I signed up for the pain management course, which was supposed to be taught by a supposed expert. The instructor, Dr. Roman, claims to be Harvard-trained. He repeatedly brought this to our attention.in fact, he was trained in Mexico. He is an internist... NOT a pain management ...
We signed up for a class, sent $1200 and when we did not get any information about where the class was to be held, we called for the information. The class was scheduled to be held in Las Vegas. Lauren Arseneau, the office manager, told us that the class had been cancelled because the instructor ...
This operation is one of the most defunct operations I have ever run across. Many years ago, Dr. Stephen Cosentino owned a pain management clinic. He sold that a few years ago as part of a plea bargain to keep his license from showing a suspension. The FL medical board took his license away because ...
I signed up for the 2 years unlimited training. The training was marketed that Dr. Bill Horninger would be training. He isn't even a physician!!! How is it legal that he is training doctors. Also, the course was so unorganized that the owner of the company kept interrupting and saying "I need ...
I actually donot desire to get into the facts of my encounter with Kingdom Medical Instruction at an artistic medical program they provided nowadays in Ny (9/24). I'll say I've never noticed something want it. I'm shocked that at the conclusion of it-they do not simply laugh at-all people and ...
I attended a training course in New York City on June 6th and 7th with this company last year. I registered for the "Dermatology procedures for the primary care practice" workshop from Vancouver, Canada where I live and work, and despite my credit card being debited for this course, when ...