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WA School of Pathology


Country Australia
State Western Australia
City Perth
Address Unit 29/9 Vision Street Wangara
Phone 08 9302 3306
Website https://www.wapathology.com.au/

WA School of Pathology Reviews

  • Oct 31, 2018

Wa pathology and bravuar do medical training workshops over 2 days. you can not teach a novice off the street to use a skin laser or to insert a needle and draw blood successfully in 2 days. these are cowboy colleges not adhereing to legislation and they just take money from students and don't care.

wa pathology bullied me when i didn't attend the workshop due to having a flu bug that my parents and i were on antibiotics and it was a gasro/vomiting and then bad coughing flu virus. they never asked how I was and attacked me and put a guilt trip on me for not attending and then refused to give any refund not even a part refund and said they didn't care I needed money for medical help.

is this what a medical training college should practice and do they preach this ?

these procuders are dangerious. needles can kill and injure and they wanted us to sign a waiver for no fault if we were injured or died.

lasers can literally set a patient on fire and also cause eye damage that is irriversable.

should they be allowed to teach anyone this? no. it should only be for doctors and dermatologists in laser and needles for nurses and no less.

always ask the person before you have any procedure done how qualified they are.

2 day workshop does not make you skilled and the risk of harm to the community is too great. the public could be killed, students could be killed.

don't choose cheap and nasty cowboy colleges. lesson learnt.

save your money and don't ever sign a contract without reading absolutely everything cuz they annoy you with "its in the contract" so annoy anyone wanting you to sign one by reading everything slowly before you sign. ask questions annoy them.

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