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    Carolen M.

    I've used AllCPR which is also the ICCPRA in the past. In short, the training was fine and well priced but I think they're putting too many people in the class which leads to longer in person training which was unexpected. Also make sure to read the board near the entrance to not be like me and MISS that you needed to scan the QR code to sign into class. Now I have to clear up the fact that I did attend training and I should get my certification. L O C A T I O N AllCPR utilizes the University of San Jose's buildings. Today they had the American Heart Association as well as American Red Cross CPR training which confused a few folks. But it was well labeled at the front on the boards, so I easily found where I needed to be. There is a lot of parking specifically for this building. So it was nice that it was free and plentiful. R O O M The room was larger today than the last time I had training. I thought it wouldn't be full, but it was packed by the time we started which was around 10:05am. It was a bit cold in there as it's been quite colder these days. So glad I had a jacket. T R A I N I N G You needed to complete the online training which was roughly 3 hours but if you did the pre-assessments and know your stuff, then you could finish faster. Just make sure you have proof of completion ready either printed or shown on your phone to show the instructor when you get into the room. There were adult and baby dummies on the table which I thought oh, there's only 6-8 of them. We all ended up doing teams of 3. Yeah that's how many people were in that class. We were given a couple of latex gloves and a disposable mask to use. First time for me. I feel like each training I've had, I've had different experiences well outside of doing the Check - Call - Care and doing the CPR. The AED this time was different too. It was good to try out the disposable plastic mask. Also good to remember to pinch the nose of the adult when doing the breath which I learned as if you don't pinch the dummy's nose closed, the chest won't rise! I also appreciated that they clothed the dummies to simulate the taking off of clothes. Again another first for me which was good! Now the actual training was off of a computer presentation a la powerpoint felt a little redundant to the online training as we watched the main videos for each of the different sections for CPR on Adults and Infants as well as for choking that was in the online training. And well the instructor read off of the first main slides. I think he actually did better when he didn't read off the slides and just stuck to the topics and what needed to be shared. I feel that when they get to the First Aid they seem to cherry pick what topic they should focus on. I remember last time I went, we worked on epinephrine pens, bleeding as well as using a tourniquet. I wish they showed how to use the naloxone as that's new though I guess it's not common to stumble on an opiod overdose. But at least epipens would be nice to have gone over. I think due to the number of people, we did go over by 30 minutes in training. I didn't mind, but it would be nice to ensure if training is said to be 2 hours long that they make sure they're sticking to the time. It would be just courteous to be respectful of everyone's time and their potential other commitments O V E R A L L Like I said, it's one of the cheaper options for a full CPR/First Aid/AED for Adult and Child/Infant training. The online course was lovely as you could do a pre-assessment which focuses on areas you don't remember. They haven't updated this online training since 2 years ago where it was completely revamped which was nice. The in person is great because you actually get to practice on a dummy and remember the steps. My partners were great to make sure I remembered to ask one of them to call 9-1-1 and get the AED plus first aid kit. Also being able to practice with a version of an AED is good. I also do appreciate they seem to have different AEDs when I go so it's getting more practice on different types. But the in-person slides could be better and I don't think going through the videos in class is needed. I think that would've saved a bunch of time as the videos were redundant to what the trainer demostrates. *NOTE* Make sure to scan the QR code at the board near the door. Apparently that's how to sign in for attendance. I didn't realize that it was for attendance and not just a link to get to the online training certification in case you forgot to bring yours. I just got an email saying I didn't go to my training and I for sure was there...ugh. I hope my photo from the day is enough to show proof that I was there for the full training. *Update* Phew, good thing I provided the instructor's name (which perhaps they should show on the screen so you know how to spell it). I was able to provide details from the class which only someone who was there could provide and they were able to clear up the misunderstanding.

    I had to get certified for work, and it was really fast to do so through AllCPR! I went through the Adult and Child First Aid/CPR/AED Certification class, and it was pretty normal. The total cost did come out to around $110 (since you have to pay for the online portion in Red Cross, plus the in-person session). There were 8 people in the class (including me), and we all got into groups of 2-3 and started immediately. There were more than enough dolls/mannequins to go around, though we mostly shared within our groups because CPR can get pretty tiring pretty fast! The instructor was great, she had us in and out within 1.5 hours (originally scheduled for 2 hours). I didn't want to pay the extra $10 for expedited certification shipping, but it was great because they sent the certification the next day anyways! Ultimately, this class made me feel pretty confident in my ability to give CPR/serious first aid. There were lights on the dolls which allowed you to see if you were going too fast, too slow, not deep enough, and having practice AEDs were great. We went over CPR, infant CPR, choking, infant choking, serious bleeding, and AED protocol. Highly recommend!

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    The instructor was very helpful and nice. There were some issues with the training app but it did not hinder my practice. Would recommend!

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    Great training with Kenny Miao! Very clear and straightforward with plenty of practice time.

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    Kenny was a great instructor. It was funny and engaging. Highly recommend going to this course.

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    Very informative and provided real life scenarios and more info than the online course. Great instructor!

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    2.9(120 reviews)
    2.1 miNorth San Jose

    I took a CPR/First Aid class here with Holly Watts, what an amazing instructor and person she is…read more The class was informative, engaging, and fun. Most CPR classes I have been to are bland or boring, her class was engaing, insightful, and fun. Anyone who needs a CPR or First Aid class for certification, this is the place to go to as long as Holly is your instructor, you will not be disappointed.

    The old Asian lady with glasses who worked in the evening shift as the front desk lady was…read moreconstantly portraying herself as a nice person but you could tell she was just putting on that appearance to sound professional but her actions were anything but. She went and reported me to someone on her personal number after barely checking in and asking her a question. After waiting for nearly half an hour I had to ask that lady a couple times how much longer it was going to be and If I didn't in soon I was going to leave but I told her I needed a paper to leave my email and phone so someone could take my info and delete my acct. the last 4 times I was here I always had to wait a long time to go in to donate. I said I didn't want to come back and was trying to leave and was pretty upset by then. So thìs old Russian lady (maybe) came out and was saying I couldn't be upset there and to come with her. I told her I was trying to leave my info so someone can remove me from the system. Somehow she dragged me to the intake room and forced me to give her all my details. She wanted to see my arms and I was embarrassed of my severe eczema rash's, scars, and scabs but she kept insisting and said I was a drug addict she needed to check my skin. I got up quickly and said excuse me????? She kept assuming I was a user. I wanted to leave but she just ket insisting I stay and finish the process. I was forced to show her my eczema and very embarrassed but I did lift up my jacket sleeves and barely showed her. She tried to lift my sleeve and check my arms and kept insisting she needed to see both arms. She offended me and kept pushing I stay. She yanked my thumb and placed in this medical ring and later claimed it was to check iron. My "iron" was a little short and said I was not eligible to donate but had the tenacity to say I could come back tomorrow. I could tell she was a liar because I have stopped using my weight loss injection since mid January this year and I asked if what she said was true then how come I had more iron while still on my weight loss injection and always qualified to donate. Thìs was her way to shut me up or calm me down but because of her and this uncomfortable asian lady at the front; patients in need of healthy will have one less unit to help keep them alive. It is very unfortunate the evening staff are "short staffed" but it's still no reason to overbook people for the same slots when there aren't enough technicians. The American Red Cross were quite pleasant in the beginning but since the time before last and this last one, things have gone downhill quite a bit. I was severely bruised up for the first time ever by a young male technician and I thought I was never coming back but they kept sending me desperate emails asking me to donate again. So I did but after my experience last night, I'm convinced they don't need my help and think lying to me and stalling my time is okay but it's not. They were phonies in my opinion and don't deserve to represent American Red Cross. Neither can do their jobs without being manipulative in the process.

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    5.0(15 reviews)
    11.8 miSanta Teresa

    Gabby made the class go by quickly. She's upbeat, has a sense of humor and explains concepts…read moreclearly and concisely. We had about 12 people in our class, most of them taking the class as a requirement for their job (like me, too). We powered through all of the modules without breaks (we all agreed on this, of course) and were done an hour earlier! It will take you half a day to complete the course. You will do exercises (wrapping a bandage, CPR, AED operation and more tasks) but there is no written test for certification, just participation. My colleague and I walked out feeling more confident and equipped to handle situations that could arise at work (we deal with the public when we are open, so it is a requirement on our employer to take the class). I will sign up again when I have to re-certify in two years with this company.

    The training facility is small but nicely laid out for groups of seven so you get a lot of personal…read moreattention and great on hand assistance. Tito is an excellent instructor and has an amazing police officer and juvenile training background. He has a clear and concise teaching style since he works with juveniles on a regular basis. They host three or more CPR first aid AED training classes per week making it quick and convenient to take care of individual and business needs. Their price to equal with the rest of the market at $100 per person.

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