Empire Medical Training AAOPM Rx Medical Web Empire Equity Medical, Stephen Cosentino DO Scam Artist Stephen Cosentino DO, from several companies Empire Medical Training, Rx Medical Web, AAOPM, Empire Equity Medical 33306 Florida

This is a service to any doctors out there, to let you know of a Scam Artist that's been destroying the health industry, through bogus medical training, aesthetics training, internet marketing, board certification training, and now a fake membership program. Dr. Stephen Chris Cosentino, DO, should be stripped of his license, he creates several different companies, that provide little to no benefit to his consumers, and takes all the money for himself. I'm going to have to break this in sections so you know what's wrong with each company.

Empire Medical Training: This company promises you professional medical certifacation, with hands on training, well breaking news, most of the time doctors are receiving hands on training from a person who is not even a doctor. Most of the training is done by this gentleman, who in actuality is an accountant. Not only that but they offer a membership program but tie their members into a long term contract by putting expiration dates on their make believe diplomas, so the customer who is unaware of this suddenly is handed a diploma that has no value whatsoever to him once it expires, unless he comes back and pays more money for more training.

AAOPM: The so-called "American Academy of Procedural Medicine" is Stephen Cosentino's alternative to all the liability he has with Empire Medical Training, it's his backup plan in case something goes wrong and he has to close EMT's door. This make believe "Academy" is nothing more than a disguised Empire Medical Training, with the additional aggravator, they charge doctors for exams that supposedly make them board certified in whichever course they took. Don't be fooled, this company was solely created to make customers think that they have an alternative against Empire Medical Training. But when you come in to one of their courses, you will realize that you have the same crappy classes, with the same unprepared instructors.

Rx Medical Web: Formerly known as Empire Essentials Marketing, many customers may already have suffered in the hands of this overpromising underachieving company, another one of many of Dr. Stephen Cosentino's ways of scamming fellow doctors out of money. They bring clients in promising a comprehensive Internet Marketing or Website, but the clients end up with a run of the mill templated website, that wasn't even designed in house (which he tries to pass by as a $5000 website), and/or internet marketing that is so inneffective and so outdated that it does nothing for the clients. The company is such a mess that employees come and go and clients are tossed from one hand to another while never getting anything of substance actually done. He overcharges but has his employees doing little to none to each client, to make sure that he pockets all the money himself, with as little overhead as possible.

Be very wary of Stephen Cosentino, DO, he does not deserve being a doctor, as he does not follow the pledge and actually hurts people financially instead. Be careful doing business with him too, as he does not like to pay money he owes. Dr. Cosentino is a a scam artist, he scams both his clients and his vendors and associates. BE VERY CAREFUL WHEN DEALING WHIT THIS GUY.