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National Association of Pharmaceutical Sales Representatives

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3.57

Average of 14 Customer Reviews

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  • Ryan S

    Date: 01/09/2023

    Complete money grab and scam. They promise an interview once you complete the training,but once you complete it they disappear. This is just a scam to separate you from your money. Full circle health and PRC medical are scams.

  • Kirk M

    Date: 01/03/2023

    “I recently was offered and accepted a position with a small pharma company promoting a veterinary canine cancer treatment. They were very impressed with my biology background as well as my basic knowledge of the pharmaceutical R&D, promotion, and sales process. Without my CNPR course I would not have been able to sound nearly as qualified and knowledgeable during the interview process. I believe having the CNPR certification and pharma industry knowledge definitely helped me get hired to my first pharma sales position. Thank you NAPSR!”

  • Bruesch

    Date: 11/21/2022

    SCAM! They do not return phone calls and there is no job! We need to pull together and sue this company!

  • Hailey P

    Date: 09/22/2022

    This company is a scam. Any pharmaceutical sales rep you speak to will tell you that this certification is NOT required by any company and is 100% a scam. I fell for an email I received and bought their product. When I tried contacting the company about a refund they would not respond to 2 phone calls or multiple emails addressing the return. I made sure to document all my receipts, proof of purchase, return policy, and proof of returns to PayPal in order to receive a refund. DO NOT FALL FOR THIS $279 SCAM!

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