Is RMSR Training Important or Needed?

Discussion in 'Job-Seekers' started by Anonymous, Nov 13, 2008 at 3:16 AM.

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  1. Anonymous

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    I bet you feel like a r*****... been a lot longer then 3-4 days mate. Goes to show how bitter and ignorant people on this forum are.
     

  2. Anonymous

    Anonymous Guest

    Jeeze, I can't tell wtf is going on in here. I want to break into medical sales as well. I have 15 years sales experience should i just applying?
     
  3. Anonymous

    Anonymous Guest

    So i have read through a majority of the over 400 posts on here. I am seriously looking to crack into the pharm. device sales industry. BS in Kinesiology and Mstrs in Exercise Science. I come from professional sports and DIV 1 coaching background at a top 5 athletics program. My summation of the posts is that educating yourself about an industry that you may not be completely familiar with can only help. It is also a resume builder if you have little background in the industry. Also demonstrates the willingness to invest in your craft, especially the highly competitive medical sales industry. The $250 or so investment is nominal compared to the potential payoff.
     
  4. anonymous

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    I have read all the previous posts. I am not in the industry but I am someone of great determination & motivation. I have been a RN for nearly 19 years and am beginning my journey of seeking a position in the medical sales/pharm. rep arena. I will take a look at RMSR as another rep encouraged it. Any further advise from someone who is currently in this role. Anything would be appreciated for that open door.
     
  5. anonymous

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    I know this question is pretty dated but please DO NOT go with RMSR or NAMSR or their affiliate NAPRx. I was interested in breaking into this industry myself so I did some digging. The first thing I saw was RMSR and the NAMSR company and it looked appealing and I almost bought a book... almost. The first thing that caught my eye as suspicious was the copyright on the bottom of the website (only to 2014). Things didn't seem right with all the broken links and difficulty in finding any information about them.

    The company is fake, the certification is fake, its a scam. I encourage anyone who cares enough to want to invest money in this certification to read through a legal court case filed against them by an actual accredited company. I found this in my endeavor to validate NAMSR, not that I wanted it to be fake but because I want to be 100% certain I'm making smart investments. In the document you will find information about fake accounts (linkedin, facebook, youtube, etc) as well as fake companies and recruiters that they created to bolster their image.

    http://www.medicalsalescollege.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/ECF-16-e-book-Answer-to-Amended-Complaint-and-Jury-Demand-and-Defendants-Counterclaims-and-Third-Party-Complaint-with-Exs.-A-M-01-26-2015.pdf