If 1,000 or 2,000 that didn't get jobs, wouldn't someone other than just yourself be on here? Why would these "thousands" not complain if they attended MSC? According to the BBB, MSC has not a single complaint!
So if MSC or Elite has 200 jobs it is more than the industry? How is it that MedReps has 9,000 open jobs on it right now?
You are a LOSER!
You conveniently keep forgetting to mention the many BBB complaints against AIMS. Jim Rogers ran AIMS just as he runs EliteMed-MSC. Different name, same guy, same process.
http://www.bbb.org/denver/business-...ute-of-medical-sales-in-englewood-co-90110812
If it is the same process...why is it that the Medical Sales College is ran so much better? You appear to be focusing on AIMS from 2009 when since 2010 the Medical Sales College is perfect. People attend the Medical Sales College not AIMS and have been for two years without any complaints . Is it because so many people are getting jobs post the Medical Sales College?
http://www.bbb.org/denver/business-...edical-sales-college-in-englewood-co-90126557
So all the grads with AIMS certificates basically got screwed. What happens when MSC changes names again?
No, 80% got jobs. Is that what you call screwed?
The other 20% all got the same education. 8 weeks of world class education to be exact. It worked to get my job!
Why would MSC change it's name? It's a licensed college now! Has been for two years!!
No, 80% got jobs. Is that what you call screwed?
The other 20% all got the same education. 8 weeks of world class education to be exact. It worked to get my job!
Why would MSC change it's name? It's a licensed college now! Has been for two years!!
I thought it was 81%? Regardless, can you share with us how the 80% figure was calculated? I think the people writing against your school are right, that you simply make up numbers.
I don't believe that 80% of all the people who attended AIMS/MSC got jobs at medical device companies, let alone through you. Home health care stores and distributorships don't count, especially ones affiliated with your program(s). I'm talking factory direct jobs with companies like Stryker, Zimmer, Depuy, etc. that work only with hospitals, surgery centers and clinics.
Hey moron! It is apparent you do not know anything about the business. Companies like Depuy, Zimmer, etc sell through distributors. They have large sales teams who are very successful. I know you like to believe the students who get jobs with distributors don't count as a placement but they do.
I started with a distributor for a large player, who had me form a corporation in order to contract with them as a 1099. I'm just saying that anyone can start a distributorship or medical device LLC, S-Corp, C-Corp, etc.
For all we know, these EliteMed-MSC people did just that, just so they can temporarily sign on MSC grads and claim them as placements. Stryker, by the way, does factory direct.
Sure, anyone can start a distributorship but not everyone can be successful without proper training.
Anyone who signs up for MSC will probably never be savvy enough to run a successful distributorship outside of selling medical bras and crutches.
This statement is far too generous. Anyone gullible enough to pay for MSC doesn't belong in medical sales at all.
PLEASE go buy some new batteries for your flesh light so that can keep you occupied. Everyone has grown tired of your repetitive posts.
As long as you keeping ripping people off, as long as you keep posting fake jobs on Career Builder/Monster, as long as you keep trying to fool people with fakes testimonials, several of us will warn your potential victims about your scam. EliteMed-Medical Sales College is nothing but a revamped modeling school scam.
How are they ripping people off? You mean recruiters? The fact the school produces a much higher caliber selling professional that is trained and then hired by the leading manufactures at no cost!!!
It is amazing that anyone would even waste time reading your daily agenda blog! You cry "fake jobs" yet you have zero proof of that. You cry "fake testimonials" yet each testimonial has hundred of pages that have the students names with links to their email addresses. These same people "HUNDREDS" can be found on social network sites such as Linkedin and Facebook all employed with some of the very best in the industry. Your response, they too are fake!! Yea, like a licensed school has the ability to fake Linkedin with hundreds of profiles that are connected to thousands of other fake people!! On top of that, they "MSC" are presenting at national sales meetings, in national publications and YES, the have ZERO complaints filled against them outside of YOU on here and Ripoff report. Just your ripoff report alone is a perfect example. You submit one report (admitting you were not a student - recruiter perhaps?) and then you use your fake name "Steve" 26 times on the same report!!!
In the end it really doesn't matter, MSC will continue doing what they do best... placing students into medical device jobs... they do it every day!!!
6) Constantly changing entity names-
3 different names for their recruiting arm and 2 for their school, all in a short timeframe. Will an MSC certificate mean anything once MSC changes its name again?
5) MSC is licensed, so cannot be a scam-
Bernie Madoff was also government licensed, so MSC's "licensed as proof of legitimacy" argument is false and misleading.
4) Fake promises-
They claim 80+% of MSC grads ultimately get placed in medical sales, yet they refuse to disclose how they calculated this figure. Is it based on their first class, or all students ever enrolled? Is it based on MSC valedictorians or all students? We will never know.
3) Fake job ads-
Just today, EliteMed lists 116 open positions on Career Builder. Yet when EliteMed "recruiters" call jobseekers who forwarded resumes, all 116 advertised job "were already filled by more qualified candidates, and that one could increase his or her candidacy for future jobs by enrolling in MSC." This is a reinvented version of the classic modeling school scam, where "anyone can be a model" provided one buys a very expensive modeling school certificate.
RESPONSE:
This, like every daily post from you, is utterly incorrect.
First of all, how would you know that all 116 advertised jobs were already filled? Did you speak with a recruiter for all of the jobs? If a person who has submitted a resume is NOT QUALIFIED on the basis of qualifications required in the posting, EliteMed offers THREE solutions to help direct those who desire to become a medical sales rep. ONE of those solutions is the Medical Sales College. Furthermore, all of the jobs posted have a job sheet that is filled out from a recruiter that EliteMed keeps on hand for auditing purposes. I can guarantee you that EliteMed has not nor will post a “fake” job.
Shannon Marshall
Director of Social Media, Medical Sales College
smarshall@medsalescollege.com
(303) 327-7033
