Great experience! The instructor Fito Ruano was friendly and quite thorough, I left feeling…read morecompletely prepared to use any and ever skill I was taught. I'm always happy to recommend California CPR Plus to companies or anyone else needing CPR or First Aid training.

My CPR/First Aid certificate was expiring in a week so I needed to renew it as soon as possible but…read moremy schedule was very busy to go outside Los Banos to take the class so I decided to check if there were a place in Los Banos that I could find to get in to a class that I could take, to my surprise I found Premier Training Services and they schedule me a class that I could take at my own home, which it was very convenient for me. The instructor came over to do the class and for the first time I really enjoyed the class, It was easy and interesting, I understood every thing and learn more than the first time I took the clas and I got my certificate online from the Red Cross 30 minutes later. I definitely will take the class again in two years with the same provider.

I recently took the ACLS/PALS/BLS combo recertification course offered at CVME and boy am I…read morethankful that I chose this location! These classes are typically long and uninspiring, most healthcare professionals likely dread having to take the days off work and spend the money to renew these certifications. Not only that, but sometimes instructors who teach these courses are lackluster, or even mean and hard on you which makes no sense. That was NOT my experience here, thankfully. I had the BEST experience! Kevin and Daniel were heartfelt, committed, clearly passionate about what they do, encouraged participation and active learning, made the content interesting and enjoyable, were incredibly supportive, and made sure we had all of the information we needed to succeed in the course. The ladies in the office were very friendly and helpful as well. Great vibes here. I would highly recommend coming here for your ACLS/PALS/BLS needs. I drove two hours each way to the Madera location, and I'm so glad I did. I plan to return to take other courses in the near future. Can't say enough good things about this place, the staff, and my overall experience was a 10/10.

My girls had a great time and learned a lot at Central Valley medical's Safesitter class! They got…read moreCPR and first aid training too! This is the only location in the Fresno/Madera area that offers the Safesitter classes to get your tween/teen ready to start their babysitting business. If you do have them attend the class make sure to prepare them for the lunch break because it's about 6hrs long. There isn't a waiting room so you may be waiting in your car if you're driving from far away. You can also walk and shops and the stores near by. The staff here is warm, hospitable and even have snacks for their students. Registering was easy and fast. I will for sure be back when my younger kids age up!

I had to get this the instructor here was knowledgeable & friendly…read more It was a fast 3 hours and we got certified at the end of the course.

Dennis is a great instructor. He keeps the class interesting and well-paced. Would take again!read more

Took the EMT course here and absolutely got my monies worth. And anyone who puts time and real…read moreeffort into the class will and pass. Those who does not pass did not put in the work. It's not easy by any means but the instructors Wagner and the assisting instructors (Bryan & Natasha) are very patient with the students who may not get it first time around. They are good about working with a person with a learning disability. I have dyslexia and am a auditory learner so it's extra work for me but worth it! Had Marcus Wagner as my main instructor and he's a phenomenal teacher. Super smart about putting medical things that could be dull and hard to learn into a fun, humorous, engaging classroom experience. He is fun and truly funny. If you don't learn what he's teaching - you're not paying attention. He likes the student to engage and ask questions. And TRUST ME he answered all the questions from us crazy student. Smart smart dude. Expert Tip: learn your acronyms ASAP! They will be in tests!!! And the participation grade is easy to keep you over the top of you struggle a little with the tests. They have a app for grading and assignments that is very convenient for the students. Your grade and what you received on quizzes, tests, homework and participation are available in black and white at your fingertips. Wagner is very very good about getting the grade to the student that day so you know where you stand and where you need to improve. If you're a good student study for approx an hour a chapter - for me slower learner it's about 2/3 hours if done right. Anyways - awesome awesome awesome place for an student out to go into emergency medical services.

I took the IV/Bw class. I absolutely loved it. Time went by so fast and it was so informative. Our…read moreinstructor Mary ann was amazing. She had Alot of experience, answered all questions, went out of her way to share stories from her personal experiences on the job. You could tell she really love to teach as well as being in the field. Thank you Lady Permanente.

Thank you , Health Education Services . I took BLS today . Instructor Don rocked it he was great !…read moreDon is a great instructor very professional and skilled . I appreciate your services .

Would highly recommend. Seamless process, very flexible and accommodating. Encouraging and…read moreeducational environment. Even provided breakfast and snacks. Definitely will renew with Health Education Services.

Chris is an excellent Teacher, I passed, I should've done this a long time ago and I passed on…read morethree hours of sleep LOL he was very patient and I learned some things that I did not know that was a little intimidated by the baby doll, but in all reality if it were to ever happen at least now I would know what to do, and if I break a rib I would rather break a rib and her to baby them for there to be something less unfortunate Thank you Chris now I will have the TikTok, and the baby shark going in my head all day there are really some things that I have learned that I did not even think before makes a lot of sense now, Thank u for teaching me an I'll see u in a couple years

Christopher is the most nice instructor for CPR I have met! He went through the material…read morethoroughly, and he offered drinks. He is super chill. If you want to get your CPR renewal, this is the place, I would vouch for him!

I am very grateful to have done my training as a CNA here. But the environment and staff was so…read moreincredibly unprofessional and rude. I was in the PM class (4-8pm) and our class and clinical instructor was Ms. Joye. She was very kind but at the start we were having issues feeling like we weren't really learning. No one said much we just collectively studied the material on our own. One day she was out for the day and we got a new instructor, Mr. Irving. He started us off with a test and then sent us off to split up. All of us were confused because we had never done anything like that. He realized the problem was Ms. Joye hadn't been doing that with us. She had told us before she is usually a clinical instructor, so theres some forgiveness for her. She's a very kind older lady. We told him we were having issues because we weren't really learning anything, and he said he would tell Mrs. Hall to see what we could do. The next day she comes in and is just yelling at the class and turning it into our fault that we weren't learning anything. I mean if an entire class says to another instructor that they don't feel like they are learning much, why would you come in and yell at them for not putting in more effort?? That on its own changed everyone's opinion on this school. Mrs. Hall handled that situation in the worst way possible and we were only about a week or so in. Keep in mind we are technically there "after hours" so if we had any issues, there was no other staff that anyone could talk to. Once our next payment came in, I had emailed to ask if I could pay over the phone since we could only come in from 8-2 and I have no way of getting there. Mrs. Hall told me yes and it's ok to do. I called the next day to call and it was the other guy that works there (I can't remember his name I only saw him at registration). I called asking if I can pay over the phone and he was very questionable about it. Then I could hear Mrs. Hall asking (more in a yelling tone) who is on the phone and then she said that it's okay and I can pay over the phone. I'm not sure what happened but I could hear her yelling at him and that alone also made me uncomfortable. But I guess it's none of my business what happens. On the day of our in class physical and TB test, I understand there is definitely some stress going on because everyone is on a strict schedule. But the mood in the rooms was very angry. Mrs. Hall was angry the entire time and I felt like I couldn't ask any questions because she would just yell at me. On the day of passing out our scrubs, she was very clearly in a rush and just wanted to get it over with quickly. Once we started our clinicals at a facility, we had two instructors. Ms. Joye and Mr. Luis. We ended up having issues with some of the staff and let Mr. Luis know about it all. He immediately took action and called the other staff. The next day, Mrs. Hall came to talk to us at the end of that first week. She told us she was sorry for what happened and that she will try to move us to a new facility. Then the next Monday we all were back in class for that day practicing skills. This was the best reaction I saw from her and it showed she was trying to help us. Everything went smoothly at the other facility besides slight miscommunication between the two instructors. On our "graduation" day, Mrs. Hall was absolutely in a rush, and made it very obvious that she was annoyed with the amount of people who had missed days. I never missed any days but I was one of I believe six people who was there everyday throughout the three month period. She was clearly upset about it and that's okay but she was very obvious about it. She was extremely angry because some people kept messing up writing our dates on the new skill sheet. We had to transfer information over, but it didn't fit and some people were confused. She was very angry and yelled at them and made it a big deal if you asked a question to clarify anything. Yes this process took longer than it should've, but there is absolutely no reason to get so angry about people asking clarifying questions. She also provided no further help on how to actually go out and take the State tests. Another classmate asked and she seemed shocked we didn't know how. Once my information was set on the TMU website, I noticed it said I still had to pay $130 for the two tests. I remember at registration I paid for the all inclusive package. I have a picture of that paper. I know exactly what it says. The first thing it says is that they secure the school as your testing location, but she told us many people are going out of town because they haven't been able to get one here. As of today, October 7, there are two things that I technically paid for and have not received. I did not ever receive a gait belt, I was encouraged to buy my own. I also did not get the state tests paid for. That's an extra $145 that they kept from me. My review won't fit on here, please read the rest in the screenshot attached

First of all let me Thank All the office Staff!! Mrs. Nancy, Mrs. Hall, and Edgar!…read more Had somebody told me three months ago that I'd be ready for my CNA certification today, I wouldn't have believed them. The reality is that I found a fantastic school with passionate instructors and staff. The program is designed with the first half in class learning the bookwork, followed by on-site training. The opportunity to start practicing what we learned so quickly was great, and having Mr. Anthony and Mrs. Monica there to instruct and show us how to perform the work was inspirational. I can't say enough how much this program has changed my life, and I feel confident that I'll pass when I take the certification tests. I would recommend that anyone considering the CNA profession talk to them ASAP.