I'm so thankful I was able to find this CPR class! Another company, CPR Certification Sacramento…read moreoff of Broadway, canceled on me the same day, and I needed my license renewed that same day. Booking here was easy and straightforward, the props worked perfectly, and the instructor was so kind and helpful. The class was affordable and gave me exactly what I needed for an in-person CPR certification -- no unnecessary extras or online portions. It was simple, efficient, and I even received my certificate the same day. Highly recommend!

Patrice was a great instructor and I appreciate her teaching and training me. You will enjoy this…read moreclass and will be in great company.

I loved this place! Gabby was the instructor for my class and she was awesome. Very knowledgeable…read moreand friendly. The class was great I learned a lot and I enjoyed the online portion as well. The online part was helpful and easy to follow. I would recommend this if you need your first aid and cpr certification.

I have been requesting a receipt from the owner/manager since March 17th of 2020 and nobody could…read moreeven do that for me. I have no proof of payment, which means I could not get reimbursed through my company. This place is unorganized, not professional, and definitely lacks communication. I will be sure to never refer anyone to this place.

Ray is a wonderful instructor and I have had the best experience attending this school. Thank you…read morefor helping me start my career.

Just finished the CNA class yesterday and was very pleased! Learned a lot and the teacher (Ray)…read morekept things interesting! I recommend this class for anyone pursuing their CNA license.

"EXEMPLARY PROFESSIONAL TRAINING PROVIDED THROUGH SAC-STATE"…read more SIT REP In one of my roles for my employer - the California Department of Social Services (CDSS) - my training-section provides a training opportunity for our licensing enforcement officers & investigators who work in the Community Care Licensing Division (CCLD). These officers must go out to state-licensed Community Care Facilities where they investigate complaints about facility-deficiencies, neglect or outright abuse on the client-populations residing in these facilities. For those officers entrusted to the specific investigations of Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly (RCFEs), and for the Chronically Ill (RCFCIs), California State University - Sacramento (CSUS) provides important subject-matter information that allows our officers to investigate these cases with a far better understanding of the demands placed on the licensed facility, on the staff, and what minimum standards for acceptable care should be maintained for the elderly client population residing at these facilities. In addition, there is a training requirement mandated by the State Legislature that our officers go through so many hours of training on these specialized subject-matter areas. THE SET-UP & CURRICULUM For the last five (5) years, I've enjoyed the experience of working with Dr. Osborn of CSU-Sacramento's School of Gerontology. She and her instructor staff have provided our CCLD officers with great curriculum and in-class training that has helped them get the knowledge base and hands-on skills they need to better interact with the facility staff and the elderly client populations. The various modules in this 40 HR training provide a lot of specific information that deals with the health needs of the elderly, better understandings of mental handicaps and deficiencies, minimum standards for residential living, and better communication tools for interpersonal action with elderly populations. Other specialized modules also discuss dealing with family members of the elderly and being sensitive to their frames of mind, as well as other related issues dealing with end-of-life scenarios. THE LOWDOWN The CSUS School of Gerontology can provide excellent program knowledge on the elderly populations of our society so that greater understanding of their unique needs can be provided.

I had signed up for a CPR class for job purposes a month in advance. Less than 48 hours before my…read morescheduled class I get an email saying the class will be cancelled. Unfortunately, I needed to take the class on that date and could not reschedule. I had to scramble to find another CPR class (and the money to pay for it) in order to be hired on time for my job. I called in order to get a refund only to be told that it would take 6-8 weeks to receive my refund and they seemed perplexed as to why I could not reschedule. I found another class that was shorter, cheaper, and I didn't have to pre pay in advance. After spending 5 years at Sac State, struggling to find work after graduation I was extremely disappointed that they would take so long to refund my money when there was little to no notice that the class was cancelled. I DO NOT recommend taking CPR classes here as instructors are unreliable and their refund policy is unacceptable. Go to NorCal EMT in Roseville for cheaper, reliable classes.

I was warned about how a lot of people struggled finding the right building so I looked into it…read morebefore I went and arrived 30 mins early just in case. There was plenty of parking. It was fairly simple. Yes, it's the building on the right as you face the water fountain. It literally says Building 1 on it, cant miss it. Once you go in, there's the elevator and you take it up to the 2nd floor. Walk down the hall and you'll reach room 215. The restrooms are somewhere in-between the elevator and the room. I was actually early to my appointment but they let me start so I didn't have to wait. I checked in at front desk and was instructed to remove my rings, bracelet, watch, and hairclip. I had to turn off all my devices and put everything into a locker. The only thing you need out is your ID. They also scan your palm and take a photo of you. Then they ask you to pat yourself down and show nothing is in your pockets. They offered earplugs and a laminated scratch paper and marker to write on. Each test station had noise canceling headphones as well. Everything is sanitized. The testing room had about 15 or so stations. The temperature in here was good, not hot, not cold. I chose to use the earplugs and they worked well with minimizing sound distractions. What was distracting though, was the vibrations of the floor whenever people walked across!! Once I finished the exam, the result was printed on paper and handed to me at the front desk.

Had a great experience testing here for my PHR exam. The staff was professional, friendly, and made…read morethe check-in process smooth and efficient. The testing environment was quiet, organized, and helped make an already stressful exam day feel much more manageable. Highly recommend!

Excellent training session, gave me all the necessary skills and information to save livesread more

Very shady place. Reschedules classes and make it's really hard to contact. Don't recommend getting…read morecertified here

Great people. The class was simple and to the point. This will be my go to place to AHA classes…read morefrom now on.

With highly trained (and good looking) staff, the UC Davis EFL makes sure that you will be able to…read morefabricate your part with safety and ease. Just that no student has gotten hurt in the last several years is testament to how strict and orderly the shop is run. Just remember to be courteous and humble and you will have a great experience! Oh, and wear your safety goggles :)