Clinical Solutions

Clinical Solutions - Certifications, Cost and Reviews

About the school

Clinical Solutions is located in Fort Lauderdale, FL. This school offers 2 programs which provide training for 10 qualifications, including Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification, Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) Certification, and Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Certification. Time to complete this education training is 16 hours.

General primary inquiry2860 West State Road 84 # 113, Fort Lauderdale, FL

phone

+18778288723

info@clinicalsolutionsme.com

website

https://clinicalsolutionsme.com/

Contact information for local school branches

Clinical Solutions locations and contact details by State

Florida

https://clinicalsolutionsme.com/

2860 West State Road 84 #113
+18778288723
info@clinicalsolutionsme.com
https://clinicalsolutionsme.com/index.html

9753 S Orange Blossom Trail, Suite 213
+18778288723
info@clinicalsolutionsme.com
https://clinicalsolutionsme.com/index.html

Student reviews

Former student on October 3, 2022

I would recommend this program to a friend

Teacher was good. Still have yet to receive my certificate.

Former student on July 31, 2022

Money grab

My 20 hours of study for test was for nothing. Answers were given day one Teachers not engaged. Students with no medical degree or training were certified

Former student on May 21, 2022

Great school

Clinical solutions medical is really great school, knowledgeable staff with great training and awesome environment and very clean place. I was recommended by my instructor at Kieser college.

Former student on February 10, 2021

Required for my current job, Help my career progression

Hands on learning. One on one teaching Flexible schedule Lectures are clear to understand Welcoming staff Hands on training Environment is easy to adapt.

Former student on October 29, 2020

Help my career progression

If I have any other certifications to complete, I would call them first. My training was quite detailed, hands on experience was included and the instructors were critical care staffing from a trauma level 1 hospital.