I took both the phlebotomy class and Med Tech class with this facility and I learned a lot. I am…read moremore comfortable with drawing blood then I was before. Classes are small and it is a lot of hands on training which is what I needed.

From the owner: North Florida Training Center for Entry Level Medical Care, LLC is a test prep course. We are…read morelocated in beautiful Jacksonville, Florida. We teach the E3 challenge exam prep class to prepare you for the Florida State Certified Nursing Assistant exam both written and clinical skills. We also include everything you need to know to be able to work in a hospital or nursing home as a Certified Nurse Assistant. Upon completion of the course you will receive documentation of completion for CNA and HHA skills. However, to become licensed as a CNA you will need to take and pass the Florida State CNA exam.

I came here bright and early for CPR training. Parking is easy and simple to navigate. Upon arrival…read moreI was kindly greeted by a woman at the front desk. After a few moments our instructor led us to the classroom . On the way there he kindly showed us where the restroom, water fountain, coffee machine were at . The building itself seems a bit outdated, but nothing that effected the quality of our course. The instructor was easy to follow and gave clear instructions . I felt like I was heard and gained what I needed to in this course. Overall, I would highly recommend this American Red Cross location .

I went to Adult CPR and First Aid class about three weeks ago, in preparation for being a summer…read moreprogram counselor. In our class, most every person had been CPR qualified at some point or another, including myself, so it was more of a refresher course than it was learning new material. We had three instructors, one full time employee of the Red Cross and two volunteers, for our class size of about 15. The class was approximately three hours long and not, to my surprise, an all day affair like I had experienced in the past. This was the perfect amount of time, especially for an afternoon course on a summer day. While the Red Cross does offer online courses for CPR now, I would highly recommend to just sign up and go in person for the training. You have the instructors right there in front of you to answer any questions that you may have, and you also can learn from your other classmates as well. The Northeast Florida Chapter for the American Red Cross is nestled just between the Cummer and Riverside Arts Market. I'm sure that they have been at this location for a long while, but it's a perfectly central spot in the city.

I find that only a certain race are paid to work black people volunteer. I am a black woman applied…read morefor so many paid RC jobs, I check later they only pay white people

Excellent School and Excellent Teacher! Thank you, very…read moremuch, Acumen, and I passed my CNA State exam with a 100 % , a perfect score. Took my State Clinical Skills Test, passed and did great! I got a job offer, immediately! This is a great school! Thank you, Acumen!!

No one is here for my scheduled appointment. I'm here for finger prints requested by a potential…read moreemployer.

We went to watch our grand children practice their gymnastics. It was fun watching them. Seems…read morelike the girls enjoy their time at the gym. It was also enjoyable watching other kids. It was almost comical. A good time was had.

My daughter came here for summer camp and she enjoyed herself for the most part. She's here today…read morefor tumbling workshop and is doing pretty well considering she has never really tumbled before. In the camp, she went from not being able to do much to being able to do back bands, push ups, short handstand, cartwheels, and round offs. This time she's walking away with an idea of how to workout a backflip. I will bring her back for another workshop.