Ultimate Medical Academy Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I work for ultimate medical Academy for about seven months, with my time with the company I received several Great for the feedback on my performance, unfortunately, the company ran a survey we got sent to work from home and realize that I and my fiancé share a common address and they had to let me go. The job itself was pretty challenging helping students enroll for financial aid and understand the financial aid process but with proper training and assistance for my manager and team leads, I was able to do my job."

"A good company that hires diverse employees."

"I worked at UMA in 2017 for about two years. Overall, I enjoyed the company culture. My coworkers were always very friendly and helpful and the atmosphere was mostly positive, particularly in my department. However, I'd been told by people who worked in other departments that the atmosphere and what could be asked of you could be drastically different from department to department. Where I worked though, the workload could be a bit much for the amount of staff we had, which unfortunately led to us having to cut corners with students (ie: assisting as best we could in subject areas we weren't trained in because there weren't enough Instructors to go around. ) So even though there were frustrations, overall, I enjoyed the job."

"Ultimate Medical Academy has one of the finest educational programs in the online industry. The organization has one basic principle and that is student success. The entire organization is designed to help students overcome adver4sity and succeed academically. I was very proud to be an active part of the organization."

"Good ideas, poor execution and business model"

What do you like about working at Ultimate Medical Academy?

"Some coworkers were dedicated in helping you acheive. I would grade the company a C-. If they would execute the business model effectively, and actually follow the Mission Statement, it would be an ideal place to work."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Be ready to be shocked when you finish training. Don't be fooled by corporate flash, when moved to offsite for training and work it will be totally different"

What don't you like about working at Ultimate Medical Academy?

"Facilities are horrendous, Upper management has no concept of daily duties, although they preach that they came from that background. Mid level mangement has no real authority which leads to insubordination."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Increase/praise solid, reliable, dependent people, follow business model and align with CEO's policies and mission statement."

"Fun Place to work at, team work most important, recognized for your excellence"

What do you like about working at Ultimate Medical Academy?

"Everything I looked forward to going to work and I always had a smile on"

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Be your self at all times and have amazing energy! And make it happened!"

What don't you like about working at Ultimate Medical Academy?

"I do not think there was anything I could find, due to the team work was amazing!"

What suggestions do you have for management?

"None they are all on the ball and way ahead of anyone I know"

What do you like about working at Ultimate Medical Academy?

"What I loved about working at Ulitimate Medical Academy is that the company tried to make it a fun place to work. Financial Aid is not the most entertaining thing to do but the company made it by bringing in a wii, having red bull days and also playing bags."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"To just be yourself. I had a group interview and I stood out in a group of 30 by just being myself."

What don't you like about working at Ultimate Medical Academy?

"What I didn't like about the company is that if you didn't know an answer everyone would have to search around and ask other managers the answer."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Just to brush up on the knowledge of what others below them do."