Wonderful experience. Highly recommend. Marie was a great instructor. Definitely feel more…read morecomfortable being able to administer CPR in the future.

Had a seamless time renewing my fit test here. The gentleman was prompt and kind and had me in and…read moreout! The most affordable option isn't always the easiest, but in this case it happened to be. Will be back to renew my cpr cert next semester!

Very friendly and helpful instructors, and they have good equipment. (I was at the Commack location…read moreon LI for ACLS)

I've been here twice and it was an amazing learning experience. This time, Chrystal was my…read moreinstructor and she was very nice, helpful, and great at explaining any questions I had. Will definitely come back to this location for my renewals!

Yesterday (11/02/2018) I went in to take the Adult CPR/AED course. Usuf is a great instructor. I…read morearrived early and he began class early. It was just me and him but it went smoothly and quickly. He turned on the video for me to see the movements I would have to demonstrate. He maintained a running dialogue and kept information grounded to real world, every day life use. He assisted in my stance and even ran through a practice scenario in which we played it like it may happen in the future. At the end, I had the option to do additional modules for children and infants, etc. but I declined. This class is not expensive at all - especially when you factor in that he's teaching you life saving techniques. I opted to return again, this time with my family so we all can learn children and infant cpr as we have a preschooler in the house and now that I've vetted the place, I've confident that the experience and information being presented to us will be done the same way. He offers same day certification and will give you your card on the spot after class is over. I very highly recommend if you are looking to learn CPR and be taught the information in such a way that it's understandable and retainable, come here.

Instructor Usuf was VERY informative and patient . When I stepped into the class he welcomed me…read moreand had everything setup. He followed the video accordingly and did step by step instructions on each procedure. I would swear he was a medical doctor with the amount of knowledge he had. I will be going back here for my future bls and Acls renewal course . Thank you again for making this experience enjoyable and educational. A must go to place for anyone !!!

The instructors are nice but Scot Holliday, the person in charge of arranging the rotations is very…read morenasty and unprofessional. He is not accomodating at all and will not work with you in any way. There are other places that will best suit you. Skip!! Don't bother wasting your money here!!!

American Red Cross agency facilitates humanitarian outreach to emergency SUFFERING people impacted…read moreby sudden near death and implosive emotional spiritual soulful matters of social & financial impossibility to recover, restore, resuscitate, rehabilitate, and rejuvenate in matters no family unpredictably expected of unfamiliar circumstantial events! Thanks to the non-profitable philanthropic laborious hard core efforts & inspirational dedication and devotion eagerly supported by Good Samaritans nature to saintly benevolent desirable VOLUNTEERISM! AMEN: God Bless those angelic SOULS!

Obviously this is a American Red Cross building. They give classes on CPR, and first aid. They also…read morehave certifications for these classes along with Continuing Education with these classes. You can also buy certain supplies such as first aid kits and cpr kits here. You sign up for the classes online and you can pay by credit card. There are at least classes once a week. Parking is scarce so come early. Park by the Van Wyck highway, there are no meters there. If you don't, you are going to have to pay for parking. The classes "fly" by quickly.

i took the CPR class it was an great experience, i recommend her, her class is very informativeread more

Took my CPR training course with Ms. Henderson yesterday. She is extremely knowledgeable and…read morepatient with her students, she explains the process and procedures professionally but also in a way that someone with limited medical knowledge will understand. The price was very reasonable and I received my certification the same day. I highly recommend this program.

This place is great for clinicians looking to get certifications for BCLS, ACLS, and other stuff…read more The course instructor Peri did a Fantastic job in teaching the group about the importance and relevance of the BCLS/ACLS protocols and how to navigate through it according to each situation you encounter. The course instructor also did a great job introducing up to date and relevant practices/examples that are changing the way healthcare providers practice BCLS/ACLS. Staff are very friendly and greet you with a warm smile and are attentive to your needs. All in all, I had a great time learning through this center. The experience was fun, and the atmosphere provided for a great way to learn.

It's a great place to learn with instructors that really care about the education of the people…read morethat are coming to learn. Very low stress and great takeaways!

Great instructor - very informative and timely. Parking is limited (2hr parking meters available if…read moreyou arrive early) and there's also a paid parking lot across the street with an early bird special for about $6/hr or so. You get your card the same day- make sure they have your info correct (name spelling) to prevent any issues. Very thorough, welcoming and comfortable environment, plus it is probably the cheapest ($85) for cpr/aed. Thanks for helping !

This review is for the DMS program. I went to the Manhattan campus 9-3PM, and had Dr. Ayub as my…read moreinstructor. If you are reading this, you are most likely debating on which school to attend. I implore you to read my review in its entirety; I believe I'll make some really good points and convince you to consider this school. Your goal should be attending an accredited school that will give you the paperwork (certificate) you need in order to take the registry exam, and that is it. It's not about "the best of the best" school, or the one with the top accreditation. All you should be caring about is the school that is going to get you to the point that matters, which is the registry exam, and a school that will provide appropriate clinical rotations. Look no further, this school has everything (except good machines, more on that later). Firstly, Dr. Nand is the president and owner of this establishment. He maintains the Council on Occupational Education, which is an accreditation accepted by the ARDMS. He also has plentiful connections with almost all hospitals, and can get you into the really good hospitals for your clinical rotations (i.e. NY-Pres Columbia). He's also the SWEETEST man alive, and is genuine for your well being. He is there to help, he wants you to do well. Other schools have accreditation in CAAHEP, which is a well known accreditation. But be warned, schools with this type of accreditation have tuition fees of $65K+. Can you afford that? I chose NYMedCareerTrainingCntr for many reason, and it was the cost of the school that was the most appealing, to be honest. When I attended, the full program cost me $29K. This fee may increase due to economy-related issues and rent/insurance costs, etc. But that is a big plus. They also have payment plans. Tuition includes your uniform, and textbooks. Did you hear me?? TUITION INCLUDES YOUR UNIFORM AND TEXTBOOKS!! All other schools make you pay for your textbooks separate (and the uniform as well), and these books are $200 each. You are saving A LOT of money. Please note, you will have to pay your tuition in full before you start your clinical rotations. --Edit: I apparently ran out of space because I rambled. If anyone has a question regarding this school, I'm more than happy to share my experience. just message me-- I'll continue my review but make it ultra condensed since there is a word limit here. Now, a BIG plus... when you finally get to clinicals and have keep to a log of what you scanned, all you have to do it write the date, time, and a one-word description on the type of scans you did. THAT'S IT! Many other schools will force you to write a full description of each patient you see and/or need proof of this. Many school will require you to scan a certain amount of arteries/veins in order to graduate. You might think that's actually a good thing. No it's not. Because in the real world, when you start your clinicals, you may not get to see patients for arteries/veins. You may not get to see liver transplants. It depends on your site. You want the school to delay your graduation because you didn't see enough echo, head, or TCD? Complete your sheet, send them it, call it a day. I wish the school clarified how to have your CV signed, which is paperwork required to take the ARDMS. If you want to take your registry in vascular, you'll have to have a tech licensed in RVT to sign your CV... so this means, don't pick a clinical site that focuses on pediatric if your goal is to get an RVT because the likelihood of the technicians there that have and RVT are slim, and you will not be able to take your RVT registry due to the missing signature for a licensed tech... so be mindful of the sites you choose. Some negatives with this school: Machines are garbage, and there was a lot of cheating going on with no repercussion for these students. I was outraged by this. Sangay, the man responsible for finding you a clinical site, moves at the pace of snails. So you'll have to stay on top of him. There is no echo in this school :( And yes, I graduated this great school, was prepared enough to earn my ARDMS in abdomen, and I now work in a hospital. Dr. Ayub, if you're reading this, YOU ARE THE BEST!!! I'll always remember you! Wishing you and Dr. Nand, the best of health.

* Administrative disorganization -- I personally and professionally describe the institution as…read more"unorganized and unprofessional", citing last minute schedule changes and unclear communication where I went to the internship site was far away from my house and work location. I went to the location where the walgreen pharmacy did not expect me to come to the location as per their email sent to me. * Misleading course structure --the Pharmacy tech program was Bullshit, the professor did not know how to teach. * Textbook overcharging -- . * Poor instructional quality -- Complaints include teachers giving incorrect information, being disrespectful, and appearing unprofessional. * Low responsiveness to complaints -- my complains and preference were ignored .