Flex-Ed

I just started a 4 day class yesterday but from that 1 day, I have a good indication that this place is great for your continuing education needs. Flex Ed has a beautiful lobby, comfortable, quiet classrooms (not too hot-​not too cold) and clear and easy arrival procedures. Signs are posted showing you exactly where to go and what to do.
I signed up for the class on-​line in November 2014 so I could get in before it was full. I was one of the first people to arrive yesterday and Elva was quick and friendly with checking me in and pointing me in the right direction. I had a Day 1 class with Ken Burnett and he was knowledgeable and well organized on the class material, following a hand-​out as well as the book. I learned a great deal right from the beginning. He started promptly and moved through the material at a good pace. He allotted time for questions and individual help and came around personally to anyone who had questions on the material.
There was a mid-​morning break and a hour for lunch. The restrooms were clean and easily accessible. The whole day was perfect and I had a great time. I am looking forward to my remaining classes and possibly more in the future. Everyone I spoke to working at the facility was helpful and friendly. As long as you are on time and prepared for learning, Flex Ed makes it easy for you to have a great experience. I would recommend them to anyone.

I received access to classes for free through my employer. I have taken several classes, some were ok but NRP, OB emergencies, and the baby friendly class were HORRIBLE. I did take a great labor nurse class taught by Pixy and she was awesome! The other instructors were very disorganized!

Been coming here for 20 years, just completed ACLS renewal as always the class was great. The classes are offered at lots of locations, and the staff is always friendly. I take a lot of classes here, I have never been disappointed or not passed. Cards are given the day you pass the classes. They work with you no matter how nervous you are.

Depending on the hospital you work for, the education modules (CEUs) will be offered at discount or free. At my hospital, they were free. Recently, I did three gargantuan take-​home modules (totaling 25 CEUs) and worked on them for a whole weekend. I then received an email saying the modules were outdated and had been pulled two years ago (I received them no longer than 4 – 6 months ago from the FRONT RECEPTIONIST after giving her the list from their current module list on the back of their catalog!!!) I can’t say I was surprised, these particular modules, more than the other modules, had been riddled with incomplete information, contradictory information, and poorly written, in general.
Needless to say, they did not honor the modules, nor appreciate the fact that it was THEIR error that wasted all my time and effort.
I did take a Critical Care Course taught by a co-​worker of mine whom was phenomenal and a wealth of knowledge. For that alone, I gave it some stars – but the disorganization and lack of consideration was more than I could take with the 25 CEUs I wasted time on and didn’t get.
Better to spend your time doing the online ones – at least then you know they have to honor them. There are also a bunch of free ones online if you look.