App Profile: American Physician Institute

Pain Medicine board exam taker

Rating: 1/5

The App is temperamental and unreliable. It frequently does not allow for even the downloaded video lectures to play. Any interruption requires starting over and the app does not keep your last place in a video. It doesn’t even keep the last video watched and it requires going through the long list of lectures and remembering where you left off. Multiple calls and emails to the company, API, did not solve the problem. I have wasted a lot of time trying to access the information, as sometimes the system simply is impossible to access. Also, the app does not allow for onetime download of multiple videos or lecture note PDF. It requires downloading one-by-one. This is, especially, inconvenient if you plan on working offline in places without internet access. As far as the content, many of the lecturers (~40%) just read off the slides fast and monotonously. API sort of admitted to the problems, but no solution.

Kay4362

Rating: 1/5

This course is $1000 per person to buy. Where are the app engineers who actually know how to construct one that works ? I can ignore that it’s not fitting to the dimensions of the phone and there are glitches where videos don’t play on the first tap, but for there to be NO AUDIO AT ALL for any of the videos to listen to while I’m in the car seems incredibly stupid and unacceptable. This app is supposed to extend the lectures to be something you can listen to on the go, it utterly fails.

NMJ-MG

Rating: 2/5

The app has many issues (crashing, slides lagging)- though the customer service team is very quick to respond and fix problems once brought to their attention via the API website. Having the lectures in a list format would save lots of time and scrolling to get to the lecture you need. The update made it worse- more crashes. Please add more of the website features to the app.