Nina Nurses is truly a hidden gem in Natomas. Nina is truly a woman of god, Visioneer and sponsor…read morefor nurses willing to learn and AI and financial freedom. Nina has multiple program but she is mostly passionate about giving back. She actually helps CNAs become LVNs and RNs in a short time frame by using their experience. She help me learn AI, start a business overnight from not knowing anything. I'm so grateful for her and hope people donate to her school and non profit Nina Nurses Serving by faith so she can continue to help others. We are truly blessed to help such a wealth of knowledge right in natomas. Check her out she's doing some amazing things for all ages.

Nina helped me re-do my resume that immediately landed me a job making great pay. She was quick to…read morerespond and very professional. I highly recommend her.

My son went through the program. Shelia Dickerson is the program manager. This program is so…read moreprofessional. Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) is a great introductory for young students thinking about EMS, Nursing, Radiology Tech, Hospice, Home Health Aids...all the medical fields. The key with the Intentional program, small classes and focused on the student. They make sure the student gets it. It ultimately will build self-confidence for the student.

From the owner: At The Intentional Group, we're dedicated to empowering future nursing assistants, fostering…read morecompassion for exceptional patient care. Our comprehensive CNA training program is central to our mission, equipping students with skills and compassion for impactful healthcare careers. Our distinctiveness lies in our commitment to intentional learning, blending empathy, critical thinking, and ethics. Through theoretical teaching, hands-on practice, and interactive scenarios, we cultivate personal and professional growth. Our devoted instructors provide personalized guidance, nurturing individual talents to create compassionate caregivers. We're driven by a shared passion to empower healthcare professionals who embody our mission of transforming compassion into care. Join us for this transformative journey to realize your potential in the healthcare field!

Do not go to this school, especially for the LVN program. The staff is terrible and does not set…read moreyou up for success. Their professional is awful. The tests they give you are not based off of any information they give you to study and will determine if you make it through the program. An absolute scam, do not waste your money and time here.

I wish there were more places to study for us. Auuuugh! Studying can be hard with limited space.read more

Ray is a wonderful instructor and I have had the best experience attending this school. Thank you…read morefor helping me start my career.

Just finished the CNA class yesterday and was very pleased! Learned a lot and the teacher (Ray)…read morekept things interesting! I recommend this class for anyone pursuing their CNA license.

So I attended a two day meeting in the conference room of this building. I have to say as a nurse…read more(I didn't attend UC Davis or any school in the UC system) this was a very nice building. You could tell that it was relatively new based on the structure. Besides the conference rooms there were rooms for nursing labs, which for those of you who haven't had the pleasure of attending nursing school, they're designed to give you somewhat of a realistic experience of what you might encounter while in an actual clinical setting dealing with patients/families/other providers. The facility was clean, temperature control was just fine, I wasn't hot nor was I freezing while in my meeting. In the conference room we were housed in its set up in sort of a pod formation where people sit in smaller groups of tables. One of the faculty from the university did have a specific term used for it but I don't recall what they called it. I was very impressed with the facility itself and the staff where also very helpful.

Higher education in the U.S. can be incredibly expensive. It's possible you may not choose UCD…read moreconsidering the price tag. Some of their programs are heavily supported by grants and scholarships, making them affordable. The education I received in my masters program at BIMSON hasn't been perfect- it's kind of a one-size-fits-all approach with not a huge selection of electives. BUT generally speaking, the content is top notch and the professors are engaging, well prepared, and highly qualified. Sure, I took classes I wasn't especially interested in. But now, in my new career role, I'm well prepared because of each class in the MS-L program. Writing a yelp review seems like an oddball way to review a school or program, and I stumbled onto this accidentally while looking for something else related to BIMSON. When I saw the extremely negative review below, I felt inspired to balance out the low star count. I feel grateful to be a student at UCD, regardless of its few flaws.

I am a second year radiology student. I will be graduating in about 6 months or so! This program…read morehas been life changing for me. There is a lot of material covered, and you really need to stay on track. Be prepared to have no life for two years! It is 100% worth it. :-) My clinical rotations have been great! I have been placed close to my home almost every time. I think the furthest I've been from home is about 45 minutes. Which isn't bad at all! Be willing to be flexible, and ready for anything. It will be worth it! This is hard work! The instructors are MORE than helpful! If we ever need any help they are only a text or call away. For me, there has been a lot of positive encouragement. Although we are working through Covid-19 and being off campus for the moment our instructors still try to be engaged with us to keep our schooling somewhat normal while keeping us safe! We are so close to taking our final exam, and I am nervous but I know our instructors will ensure we have all the materials and guidance to get us through it all! They won't leave us to be on our own to figure it out alone. If you're able to stick with it, and push through , you can make it through this rewarding program. It has been a lot of fun, and I have met life long friends through the process. I can't wait to finally have my license, and I will forever thank my instructors who have helped me along the way.

A lot needs to be improved. Weak management, scheduling changes happening all the time, some…read moreinstructors are the best but some are not good at all.

Lao Family has a large umbrella of services they provide to the community. at this location they…read morehave multiple medical career pathways. LFCD has helped guided many individuals to a life of self-sufficiency!

From the owner: Free CNA Program for City of Sacramento ONLY 6 weeks…read more Program Eligibility City of Sacramento Residents Ages 16 -30, Low Income Must have a Social Security Card or I-9 Background Checks TB Tests Required Before Working with Patients

I graduated from the MA program at Brightwood April of 2018 no the cap and gown was not 80.00 it…read morewas only 11.00. your academic experience is solely based on the effort you put into it. the teachers are not going to go over every step for you; you have to do your own research and come up with your own notes. it is a challenge but not hard if you really want this program to work for you you need to push yourself. the teacher Nikki is the night instructor she was a good teacher. I now work in a hospital setting and love my job in the next year I'm applying for a nursing program

Already a terrible experience and I am barely making a phone call. Was placed on hold for 10 mins…read more Then a lady picked up the phone, didn't introduce herself, just asked me for my last name. So, I had to interrupt her to say I just had one question. I asked if there was a night (and as soon as I said class) she says, No!... yeah, no go for me for this school. Maybe the people who run that college, should teach their employees about good telephone skills and how to properly introduce themselves!