This place is more than just a school!! Mary Ann and nurse Staci are some of the kindest people I…read morehave ever met. They really root for you and prepare you to pass your exams. They are so understanding and truly love what they do, I felt like I had someone on my team the whole time. If you're passionate and work hard - you will have no problem going through this program. I highly recommend this training school over all schools in the WA area.

The place is so neat, clean and comfortable she was amazing and very sweet lady(ies) would come…read moreagain,again and again

Excellent workshops = Pediatric Dermatology and Dermatological Office Procedures. All presenters…read morewere professional, knowledgeable, and easy to learn from. They took time answering questions, but kept the activity right on tract. Lots of personalized help with practice session of biopsies and suturing. I am a very satisfied student/customer and plan to participate in future workshops! Thank you!!

From the owner: High quality ANCC approved continuing nursing education for all levels of healthcare practice. We…read moreengage learners to gain skills and change clinical practice.

I took these classes and they were extremely helpful! Both the teacher and the teachers aid were…read moreboth very helpful and very fun to work with! I would highly recommend the program for anyone looking to become a CNA!

This place is amazing! I highly recommend at least having lunch at the Bistro or checking out the…read moredifferent programs for junior and senior students to attend. My daughter is thriving in this environment and it has helped her get a jump start on her career path for after college. They have so much to offer to the community and every instructor there does things for the betterment of the students. And these instructors have all came from the profession they are teaching so they have real world experiences to help guide the students. There should be more schools like this.

I was just a client at the cosmetology salon when Tammy yelled at a student right infront of…read moreeveryone making the student feel uncomfortable.