Life Support Training Institute

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I've heard pretty bad things about LSTI in the past, but that's in the past. LSTI has revamped and has come back a hard hitter. I am a health care workers looking for a change of pace. LSTI' s instruction is on point and if you flunk out it is probably because you either never appeared for class or you tried hard to fail. I'm this is coming from a 4.0 student in micro, patho, and A&P. There were still things I learned from LSTI. I am so impressed with LSTI I plan on enrolling my spouse in the next EMT boot camp. Several of my classmates have said the same thing.

PLEASE READ IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING LSTI!!!! I had no reviews and therefore no warning...I hope this can help someone. I chose this solely because I work and go to school full time and it was one day a week...still not worth it and I ended up wasting more time than I saved. You will start class at least a half hour late every week, your instructor will cancel class a half hour into it after you drive 45+ minutes to be there because he doesn't feel good OR will send you home hours early to leave for his other job!!! You will be given weeks worth of quizzes with information you were never taught and they will all be due the next week since your instructor forgot to give you them up until then. The cherry on top is scheduling your clinical rotations in the hospital and ambulance...after you pass the class/final and turn in your clinical request dates you and your classmates will try to get in touch with your teacher, his boss and finally the DIRECTOR. None of them will get back to you for WEEKS. Call, email, text, you name it- they don't care! So now the dates you asked for have passed and everything's up in the air...You'll be given no explanation as to why your class end date is now nearly a month past and you still haven't even SCHEDULED your rotations. When you finally get a hold of the director to address your concerns, he'll turn it back on you and act like he's never heard any of this or that YOU misplaced something. Most unprofessional place I've ever encountered.