Resident Medical Everest group - pokemonknight

[ArchivalUser]

Hey guys,

I did not see any recent review on this, Has anyone heard of Resident medical or the Everest foundation? It is being run by Dr Everest and Greg someone i think.

I see this recent article on them: Residents Medical Celebrates Women Doctors in Honor of 2019 International Women’s Day | Florida Newswire

Apparently, they help people get into a residency program but they charge a hefty sum but half upfront and rest after you make it into residency

I know some people will comment scam cause they charge money etc but i rather have a proper discussion because they have been in business for over 10 years, if it was a scam wouldn't they be gone by now?

[ArchivalUser]

Dont touch with a 10 foot pole. My buddy investigated this company.

https://www.lexisnexis.com/legalnewsroom...ts-da-says

Same company but they changed their name after this scandal. Imagine the applicants who used this company, and didnt know their application included false letters. How they applied to a hospital, got an interview, then they found out their letters were forged and are now being questioned by the police. I bet that ruins your chances. Thank God they didnt throw any of the applicants in jail.

Save your money. People get so desperate this time of year that they consider shady folks.

"They have been in business for over 10 years, if it was a scam wouldn't they be gone by now?"

They are still in business because they also offer tutoring for USMLE step 3 and consulting for EARS application.

[ArchivalUser]

Hey thanks for sharing , did he find any other useful information about them?

[ArchivalUser]

I just talk to them and they said if you pay 150 000 will get you into residency

[victorpatrick]

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[kelseyradley]

I recently spoke with them, and they indicated that if you pay 150,000, you can become a resident.
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