Texas EMS School

I feel really letdown by this school. I did everything they asked, I bought their $60 shirt, I completed all their assignments, I completed all my clinical hours… and then nothing for over two months. I decided to switch careers. I called 7 times to check in to see how my course completion was going. They assured me their people were working on it. I guess their people had other priorities.

I had an overall poor experience with this school. While there were some positive aspects, the negative experiences ultimately outweighed the good. Positive: The staff was very friendly, and the program allowed students to complete the coursework at their own pace, which was helpful. Additionally, the one weekend of in-person training was a valuable experience and provided useful hands-on learning. Negative: Support staff rarely responded to calls or emails in a timely manner, which made communication difficult.

This is by far the worst program I have ever experienced. I have been an emt for ten years. My first program was beautifully put together. This one was absolutely a joke. The testing and skills labs were a breeze for me. When I got to capstone all hell broke loose. Many ems providers I rode with refused to work with the students from this program because they had such little knowledge which caused my rotations to be constantly canceled. I consistently had to put in exension requests for 6+ months to try to get it completed while working 60 hour weeks in between at a hospital.