Easy to find location, instructor was clear, calm, and patient…read more Easy to understand videos with Q&A after each section.

Very informative and thorough first aid, CPR, AED course. Answered questions, did demos on…read moremannequins and had American Red Cross videos. Covered adults, infants and children. Highly recommend!

ACLS/BLS renewal course taken. Excellent teaching and very knowledgeable. Provides a comfortable…read morelearning environment and encourages questions. As an OR nurse I always dread having to do this class as it's not really relevant to my area (IYKYK). He didn't make me feel stupid and explained everything really well. Highly recommend.

Renewed my BLS here with Marie who was wonderful. Small class size allowed for individual…read moreattention. I received my card quickly after the class via email. Was able to register online for the class at the last minute (after hours the night before a 9AM class). Will definitely be back for future course renewals.

Renewed my BLS this weekend and it went well. My instructor Marie Pauyo was great. She had great…read moreenergy & kept the class very interesting. Loved how she explained the different concepts and that the mannequins were able to give visual feedback on our compressions. Will continue to come to CPR123 for all my renewals. Will return next year for my PALS & ACLS renewals. All my instructors have been excellent!

I've gone here multiple times to renew either ACLs or PALS! The instructors are very good and it's…read morea great learning environment!

I am currently taking the EMT Original 139 accelerated course with this agency, and the academic…read morestructure is phenomenal, with online learning and interactive lectures. Marisol, Benny, and Ze are the best instructors while Patrick Meyers is not so good. Instructor Patrick Meyers who is new to B&H the last two days has not been able to get fully through the complete chapters on time. Patrick has shown a little disrespect towards me while showing his dislike of me by disregarding my comment when he asked what some kinds of airway obstructions and I listed Hyperoxia, and he never acknowledged my comment to confirm or deny if that was one but he did acknowledge everyone else's response. Later in the day, when discussing airway assistive devices, I asked if NPA's are required to be sterile, and Patrick chose to address two other students' questions first when I asked my question before everyone else. Regardless if he likes me or not Is moot because I really don't care enough about his petty behavior. Some other issues I have are the lack of organization during class, there are 31 students in this class, and when answering or asking questions, students are over-talking one another because they are not raising their hand, and it's very distracting while showing a lack of regard for classroom etiquette. As per the course schedule for this class, we were supposed to have our first quiz on chapters one through 5 today, but because other students are not prepared and don't have the materials, the students who are prepared, like myself have to pay the price, and now we will have two quizzes on Monday instead of one which is not fair at all. B&H and its EMT course need some restructuring regarding testing procedures and communication adjustments. I sent an e-mail on Tuesday August 12th a day after the first day of class and I had requested promises to be swapped out of this accelerated EMT program and into the non-accelerated program that starts in October after realizing that between work, attending college and attending this class Monday through Thursday from 9:00 to 5:00 I'm having a hard time finding study time and am struggling to retain and process some of the information as a result of that. I have not received an email from B&H in almost 48 hours, and there is nothing in the contract that I signed regarding the payment of the program that says I can be switched to another program or cannot. It is often very hard to get a hold of anyone from this office, whether you're calling them or sending an email, and I am not the first person to say this. Despite these minor operations and testing issues, which are fixable, B&H is one of the best training locations to take your EMT Original Course in NYC!

oh my god, where do i begin. if you are reading this and you thinking why is she yelling (all caps)…read morethat's because i am. i am a single woman raising 3 children with the youngest being just 9 years old. first let me say this, if you are lazy, or weak. this course is not for you. i repeat, this course is not for you. this will even make you cry and question your choices. however, yes i did cry a couple of times. but sarah literally took me under her wings and reassured me that i can do it. and that i indeed made the right choice by one going to the school and choosing emt as a new career. sarah really helped get through it. thank you much sarah. you are one of the best instructor i have ever had. to mr. ben aka "benny" the school director, thank you so much for listening and watched me break down in the office and still told me "you can't give up now" and i did not. marysol thank you for not giving up on me with my 1 million questions. mr. lawrence thank you for being tough on me, i will take that with me to pa school. i appreciate it. to all the other instructors, thank you. to the phenomenal executive assistant, ms toby... you are an amazing young lady and thank you so much for being prompt with answering my 2 millions emails a day, always so polite and very professional. don't plan nothing for the next month or so, this requires lots of studying. but if you are doing your part, you will succeed. they will answer any questions, spend that extra time with you to explain things, will even come in on their days off to go over the hands on skills with you. lastly, if this is what you want, make the time, have a plan when it comes to studying and be very strategic. plan, plan, plan. i one million percent recommend this school to anyone who is willing to put the work in and some tears and sweats. :) and some elbow grease :) god bless:) your future pa....

The training from Terra Medicus is top notch. We had Ismael and he was extremely knowledgeable,…read moreeasy to understand, went over things when someone didn't understand, and he made the experience enjoyable. He shared his knowledge from working trauma and actually saving peoples lives, which was huge! Now I feel confident I can help someone with cpr if I ever need to. Thank you Terra Medicus and Ismael! Excellent!!! Highly recommend!!!!

If you are a nursing student or trying to get into the nursing field I do not recommend going to…read morethis place. The CEO Ismael is the trainer for CPR and he expects you to know what people in the nursing field already knows and doesn't take into consideration that your just starting. He will call you out and try to pop quiz you in front of already certified nurses. The biggest test in any career is Humanity. It does matter how much you know or how much you can remember because people can always learn something new. Its about how you treat other humans. Thats the biggest test of it all. The best thing about whatever career you choose is that you learn from the people around you but you should never make someone feel bad for what they don't know. Everything can be taught but something as simple as being a great person comes from within.

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.

My time as a Head Start Teacher required a lot of training and preparation. I went to this training…read morecenter for training in CPR, safety and first aid, nutrition and many other subjects. As added information I want those to know about the program. Head Start is a government program that provides early childhood education, health, nutrition, and parent services to low-income children and their families. It is the oldest and largest program of its kind.The program's services and resources are designed to foster stable family relationships, enhance children's physical and emotional well-being, and establish an environment to develop strong cognitive skills. A child's transition from preschool to elementary school imposes a variety of developmental challenges that include requiring the children to engage successfully with their peers outside the family network, adjust to the space of a classroom, and meet the expectations of a school setting. As a Head Start Teacher I made home visits and also was involved with other aspects of the children's well being like nutrition and basic reading writing and math. I really enjoyed taking the class on field trips to give them the opportunity to visit places like the zoo, fire station, library and more. Naturally we had to raise our own funds to take them on field trips. That's how I met my future husband at a fundraiser. My experience with Head Start was a great time in my life. Maybe you can visit a classroom and do some volunteer activities. The families and teachers need all the help they can get. When I moved back to NYC I attended this center hoping to revive my career with Head Start. I received all of my certificates once again. My photo is when I worked in Head Start in Kentucky.

I should've known what to expect when the instructor informed us that he would be showing up 30…read moreminutes late then proceeded to berate another student over the phone who also would now be late due to the change in schedule. However, I decided to give him the benefit of the doubt since I had just met him. That all changed though when we started the class and he unprofessionally yells at my classmate for being unsure of an answer. We thought we came to learn but the teacher made it clear we were there to be his personal outlet for whatever he was going through. Would not recommend, please for your own sake go somewhere else.

My daughter took the babysitting class today at the downtown Manhattan location. Man, she can't…read morestop raving about the class. She's pretty young, so it's the first time she's ever taken a one-day course of any kind. It's a pretty long day, 9am - 4pm, and yet, she says it went by quickly. At about noon, the instructors took the kids to a pizza place just down the block. I spoke with a few of the workers from Aquatic Solutions, and they're really good, well-meaning employees. I wasn't sure what to expect from a babysitting class, but my daughter is even more enthused than she was before it, so I'm happy. Money very well spent. Now if she'd only stop blabbing about all of these babysitting techniques and stuff, maybe I could get some work done!

The course is very informative. The two instructors I worked with were very instructional and…read morepatient. The course is very good. I would highly recommend if youre looking into it especially if you work with children. The go over cpr for adults and infants as well as all other emergency scenarios that may occur and how you can react and help

The course is challenging I won't say it's easy, but if you put in the time and dedication Monte…read moreand his staff will go out there way to make sure you succeed. I'm thankful to have come across this course to help me start a career in the medical field.

Received my EMT certification through the TIMER course 18 years ago and it's still going strong…read moretoday. The staff are professional and knowledgeable. Monty is an exceptional director that has a great report with his staff and students. I'm so glad and proud that I chose this institution.

The American Red Cross (ARC), or known as the American National Red Cross, is a nonprofit…read morehumanitarian organization that provides emergency assistance, disaster relief, and disaster preparedness education in the United States. It is the designated US affiliate of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies and the United States movement to the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement. Formed in 1881 by Clara Barton the Red Cross Headquarters are located in Washington D.C. In my almost Fifty Years studying, volunteering and working in various Human Services Positions I have found the services they provide very necessary. I'm not going to go into all the specifics but just want to say they expect their employees and volunteers to be ready to respond quickly when there's an emergency. If you want first hand experience in Human Services I suggest you volunteer!

There are So many things we take for granted. Having the Red Cross hub in my city is awesome. Came…read moreto the Red Cross to learn some basic first aide training safety skills. Here you can learn life saving tips like the hiemlick maneuver, donate blood, and learn ways to help in the community and cross the globe. The staff was very pleasant and welcoming. Best options for travel would be the train. Street parking in the area is rare and the closest parking lot can be pricey. There are different displays here that show you past and present individuals that have made the sacrifice to help others.