Great course and presenter. Learned a lot and will be back in two years for it. Thank youread more

I'm a healthcare worker--CPR certification and renewal is mandatory for the job.My place of…read moreemployment has been VERY fortunate in getting Stayin' Alive(Instructor Kenny Lane)as our go-to guy for this part of our ongoing education.All I can say is that Kenny and his real life applications in doing CPR are top notch!Instead of being the mundane "just get this over with" class;I have consistently learned something new and interesting each time I have been in his class.I highly recommend Stayin' Alive to anyone wanting to know or brush up on CPR.

I received CPR and first aid training for my work at a preschool. Not even a month later, a toddler…read morechoked in class and we were able to perform life-saving first aid to restore his breathing. It was a very scary phone call to make to the parents, but I felt equipped and confident after my training and didn't even have to think, I was just able to act. Dave has come to our school several times to train with our teachers, and we just experienced Vickie today. They are both passionate and knowledgeable and we will use them again and again. Thank you guys!

As a physician, I needed to renew my BLS/ACLS before starting my new job at the hospital…read more Christopher Springer, a paramedic, is the instructor and he is awesome! I learned more from him than all my former free ACLS training class at my hospital. You register on their website: https://acls-bls-tampa.com Once you pass the test, you are emailed your card within 24 hours of the class. TIP: You don't need to purchase the books. You can watch the videos in class. The only thing is the quiz is open book so if you don't have it, you can't look up the answers. TIP: You have to print out the ACLS pretest to hand in class. Otherwise, when you get there, the instructor will give you an email address that you have to forward your results.

Hands-on, interactive classes with a very knowledgeable instructor (Clint). I recommended this…read moreplace for your BLS/ACLS/PALS needs.

Great instructor and great experience. I'll be recommending Mr. Chuck to all of my nursing…read moreclassmates!

From the owner: I learned CPR as a volunteer firefighter. The day after the class, I had to preform CPR on someone…read moreon the sidewalk. I became a officer on a Advanced Life Support fire engine and retired after 31 years in fire and EMS. I assure you, this will be the most relaxed and informative class you ever had and in less time. I have weekly classes in Largo or for groups of three or more, I can come to your home or office.

Not reliable when it comes to honoring your appointments. They cancelled my appointment twice, the…read moresecond time they cancelled my class was literally 20 minutes before my class was to begin. I just could not believe it. I would defitnetly not recommend them. So I asked for a refund. Got an email stating "we cancelled your class" as if I requested the cancellation and you will get your refund. That kind of let me know that never going back to this place was defitnetly the right thing to do. Also if I could give it a zero for a review I would. But a one should give you a good idea.

From the owner: Our hands-on, in-person CPR training gives the quality of CPR certification card that employers…read morerequire. Our AHA CPR certification cards are issued on the same day as class. Apart from BLS CPR, we are offering First Aid, Bloodborne Pathogens, and Pet CPR trainings as well. We have weekly classes and we also do onsite trainings for businesses & groups.

The pros: We love Dr Sankey at Westchase and commute to her despite living 5 minutes away from a…read morecloser location. She is very nice and listens to your concerns and takes the time with you. Everyone in the office is nice. We have rarely waited and they have always been quick to get us from the waiting room into a patient room. The nurses have always returned my phone call when I called for a medical question/concern. The cons: is the Westchase location. It's in a 3 story office building which you have to take an elevator to the 3rd floor and parking is an issue.

TLDR: I liked our doctor, but the lack of organization by the office in general was enough of a…read moredeterrent that we switched doctors after nine months. The doctor visits have been pretty good, but man dealing with the office can be a headache! This will not be a short review because both the good and bad are worth noting. PROS - It's daunting when you're pregnant and looking for a pediatrician. I definitely wanted one close by since I knew with this being my first child I would be living at this office. I had a neighbor that already went here, specifically to see Dr. Cronin. She said she liked that Dr. Cronin is on the younger side so she knows all the newer research. I took her recommendation and Dr. Cronin became our pediatrician. The main reasons I like Dr. Cronin are she is research based, easy to schedule with, and had terrible sleepers. Whenever she makes a suggestion it is always backed by research. I really appreciate that because I always want to know what do the facts show. Since she is relatively new to the practice she is still building her patient list. This makes it incredibly easy to get a same day or next day appointment with her (you better believe once we met our deductible I was meeting with her on an almost weekly basis.) But seriously, when you have a sick baby you want an appointment now! Finally, her own two daughters were terrible sleepers. My baby was not an angel baby. There were weeks where he decided to wake up every hour. I always felt like Dr. Cronin was empathetic and she had her own stories to share. Same with cars, he hated the car and one of her own daughters hated the car. Sometimes when you are sleep deprived and on the verge of hysteria you need a doctor that can commiserate with you. I needed to see that she is still alive and her kids are thriving to know that me and mine would live through this. Parking is a breeze. CONS - There was one time where Dr. Cronin was running an hour late (this is not an exaggeration.) I say this just to recommend that you call before your appointment to make sure they are on time. This never happened again, but that one time did scar me a little from just showing up for my scheduled appointment. The major con of this office is they don't seem to take good notes so it takes many phone calls, which are voice messages to the nurses lines and a hope and a prayer that you are by your phone when they call back. My son had a fever so we scheduled to see Dr. Cronin. We saw her at 9:50 a.m. and he was diagnosed with an ear infection. She said she would go put in his prescription right away. A couple hours later and I still hadn't heard from the pharmacy. When I called the pharmacy they said they never got it. I called back the doctor's office and they said Dr. Cronin never put in for it and they needed to get her signature to be able to prescribe the antibiotics. To make this short, fast forward six hours and four calls later and I was getting nervous because the office was about to close and I still didn't have the antibiotics. At this point my son could have had his first dose long ago and he was very fussy. I called for the second time the appointment's line so I could talk to someone and I asked is the issue seriously that all they need is a signature from Dr. Cronin. She confirmed and said it had just been a busy day. I was prepared to go back to the office and get the signature myself! They promised me they would get me the prescription by the end of the night. In the end they called it in at 5 p.m. and I got it at 5:30 p.m. The second major issue was my daycare requested a doctor's note that said my son wasn't contagious. I didn't know he needed this till after I left so when I was calling I asked about the note too. They confirmed they could fax it over and said they found the number online. At 5:15 p.m. when I was driving to the pharmacy, I got a call from another nurse saying they could fax over the note but needed a fax number. I didn't have it since they said they found it so I said I'd call back the next day and give it to them. Next day I called back, left a message with it asking to be called back when it was sent, and never heard back. That evening I sent a message via the patient portal and requested to know if the note was sent. The next day I got a call that their fax machine was broken and I'd have to come pick it up. When I got to the office later that day to pick it up, they told me the fax machine was fixed. Why they didn't call me to tell me they could just fax it now, I don't know, but at this point I was over all the interactions. So, after an incredibly frustrating couple of days I decided it isn't worth going to this office when their communication skills with each other is all over the place. I'm hoping I'm an outlier and this doesn't happen to anyone else, because I have friends that go here and love it, but it's either switch doctor's or burn down the building and I rather stay out of jail.