I attended this school for Terms 1 and 2 of the nursing program and had a positive experience…read moreduring my time there. The instructors provided helpful guidance and helped me build a strong foundation in nursing knowledge and clinical skills. I appreciated the support I received from the faculty and staff, as well as the opportunity to grow more confident as a nursing student. I'm grateful for the education and experience I gained while attending this school.

To whom it may concern, I'm currently studying medical…read moreterminology and anatomy. Unfortunately, the instructor did not instruct us, but gave us pages to read and instructed us to learn on our own. It was my expectation that I would receive the necessary knowledge in order to successfully complete this course. Due to her busy schedule, Alice has never asked if we may need assistance with medical terminology or anatomy and physiology. During most of the time Alice was gone doing who knows what. In a course like this, it is important that a teacher be present in the classroom in order to teach terminology and anatomy and physiology to the students. I did not pay $500 to teach myself when I could use the " pages," she's has provided me and other students as a book to learn on our own... this school needs a better teaching system. Mr. Domingo was not available when I inquired about the tuition for the LVN program for financial aid. I had asked Alice the instructor for when he will come back to the campus and she had said with in two weeks, when that time came by he was a no show and no communication from him what so ever discuss my tuition payments. There is no communication from Alice or that staff facility here to give me the answers that I need to make this program smooth and easy process. Having to say this review I managed to pass me terminology and anatomy and physiology. P.S. the $500 for this program that is going towards the down payment for the LVN program which is non-refundable, this program isn't worth it. Try looking into other colleges or Northwest College :)

I did my CNA class here through the WIOA program.. Dr Amadi, Martha and Sandra are amazing they are…read morevery personable they will go the extra mile to ensure that you feel safe comfortable and supported while learning there. The environment that they have created at California health skills is amazing, they offer weekend classes as well as weekday classes Monday Tuesday and Wednesday's the number of students within each classroom setting isn't a big number and encourages and more intimate and close knit learning setting. Start your healthcare career here at California Healthcare Skills center! Part of their vision within their vision statement is to "help students reach their full potential in healthcare"

BEST CPR class I have ever taken... I needed to get my…read moreAmerican Heart Association BLS CPR certification and saw this place on the AHA website. I reserved a spot on the AHA website (it was not located in this place's website for some reason) and then called to confirm my seat. The instructor asked if I could actually join a class THAT day which was awesome because I needed it ASAP. I give 4 stars because the building is down some creepy road that was super hard to find, I kept U-turning down van buren because there is no road sign to mark it. On the phone her accent made me think she said it was behind a "castle" but after I did a circle I realized it's behind a "car shop". The building looked super creepy from the outside and I had no idea where to park cause there was a bunch of closed fences, but I called the instructor and she reassured me she was on her way to open it up. So once i got past all the creepy building stuff and the 30min late start, Dr. Edith Amadi was a GREAT teacher. Like since my teacher in high school I have never seen someone care so much about CPR. She has been a nurse for a really long time and emphasized how important it is that we care about doing it right so that we don't kill someone on accident (like make sure their pulse is actually gone before doing CPR). She made sure she explained every part thoroughly and watched us to see that we actually were practicing the CPR correctly (in the past I have seen other instructors not care AT all about if you actually learned it). I learned the information so well that I only missed 1 question on the exam. I feel much more prepared to do do CPR now than I have after any other classes in the past. Wow wow wow! And it wasn't boring, thank you for not making it boring! I know they have CNA classes and are working on an LPN program as well. If she is also the teacher for those, I am sure you will have success. I attached photos of the creepy road and building in case you need to find it, I promise you won't get murdered

Great course and instructor. I graduated received my diploma, my life took a different route due to…read moremandates with the covid. But if anyone wants to do sterile processing i recommend CSS.

I just want to thank the amazing Teachers and Staff of this Corporation for allowing me to further…read moremy education in the Medical Field, their expertise and knowledge is quite welcoming this is the Schooling/ education that I would recommend to a wide of interested parties trying to get their feet in door into the Medical Arena this is it Thank you for all your help.

So I took this class to to renew my certification and because it was conveniently located on the…read moreUCR campus. I have taken other BLS classes were all we did was watch a bunch of long boring videos and it didn't really prepare me for the hospital setting. The BLS course with UCR ASO instructors was more hands-on and the class was fun! The best part about the course is the staff actually prepare you for the real-world and you get your certification card as soon as you complete the course. Overall great experience taking this course! Highly recommended to anyone interested in becoming certified

Have you ever seen someone drowning and thought to pull them out? Know how to save their life? Well…read moreI do now. Not breathing, how do you know? Check for chest rise and fall. Check pulse using the carotid artery. Administer 30 chest compressions at 100bpm and then 2 breaths to the non breathing victim. Rinse and repeat until emergency medical services arrive. Thank you to Alpha Sigma Omicron's Basic Life Support and CPR instructors. I know (again) how to save lives and be a superwoman to those in need. The classes are hands on and you actually get to learn and apply skills taught in class. All the instructors make learning it fun as well as keeping it serious and it's great to see other students this involved in the health-related fields. Certification is with the American Heart Association and will last for 2 years!

I am taking an Emergency First Aid class and I love it! I plan on taking another class, that one…read morebeing a computer repair, but it's great! I love the idea that these concepts are taught at this school and these technical skills are essential! My teacher is experienced and seasoned in the paramedic/first-aid world and he's funny!

The opportunities for hands-on learning are amazing! You learn to become prepared to enter the work…read moreforce right after HS graduation. And there is a new Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics program starting, which is going to be really hands-on and interactive. And this will provide great career opportunities and earning potential.

I started 3/1/2023. With Mrs. E i have to say with not being in school for so long this has been…read moresuch a great experience thus far, MRrs. E taught us so much, its a fast paced program but with Mrs.E you will not miss a thing, if you need help she will help you. Luckily bc of our teachings we had a sub 3/27 we were completely lost in lecture, in labs. A big thanks to Mrs. E for taking the time and effort bc we were able to pull thru and show the sub how Mrs .E does! Thank you Mrs E for coming back and relieving us from the sub lol. I will be finishing this month and will definitely miss it. #mrsEneedsaraise #needstoberecognized #nomoresubs

I enrolled with Mission Career College on August 7 and was scheduled to begin classes at the San…read moreBernardino campus on August 31. On August 26, I called the school specifically to confirm the start date, class hours, and lunch schedule. During that conversation, I was not informed that the class had been canceled or that there were any issues with the scheduled start date. When I arrived at the San Bernardino campus on August 31, the building was closed, the lights were off, and no staff members were present. There was also a Southern California Edison "Final Call" notice posted on the door regarding the electric service. I have included a photo of the notice with this review. Seeing an electric-service notice posted on the door of a career college where I was supposed to begin my education was very concerning. Combined with the canceled class and lack of communication, it made me seriously question the reliability and credibility of the school and whether I could depend on the program remaining available long enough for me to complete my training. Because I had received no notification explaining the situation, I drove to the Riverside campus, where I originally enrolled and completed my assessment. Staff there informed me that someone should have contacted me to let me know the San Bernardino class had been canceled. I was also told that the San Bernardino location may be shutting down and that there may be a night class at the Riverside campus toward the end of September if enough students enroll. I am extremely disappointed with how this was handled. I had been enrolled since August 7 and had already waited nearly a month for the program to begin. More importantly, I personally contacted the school only five days before my scheduled start date to verify the class information. Despite that, I was given no indication that the class would not be taking place. There is also an issue involving my workers' compensation education vouchers. The vouchers were returned to me, but I was informed that they had already been submitted for payment. I now have to contact my workers' compensation administrator to make sure payment is not processed so that I can use my vouchers toward a program at another school. I understand that classes can be canceled and circumstances can change. However, I believe an enrolled student should be notified promptly--especially when that student specifically calls days beforehand to confirm the class. Finding out that my class had been canceled only after arriving at a closed campus, seeing an electric-service notice on the door, and then having to drive to another campus to obtain an explanation was extremely disappointing. It has delayed my education and created an additional issue involving my workers' compensation funding. Based on my experience, I would recommend that prospective students get their enrollment information, class start date, and funding status in writing and verify everything before making plans around a scheduled program and continuously check that your class is still scheduled to start.

I was in a pinch to get my EMT recert. I called HealthPro. Matt understood my situation and got me…read moreinto a class for a 24 hour refresher course. Matt is a great teacher makes the class fun and educational. What better then that is to see the interaction he has with his EMT students he treats them like family with a genuine care. If you need to recert or want to start to start a career in EMS this is the place to go. Thanks again Matt!!!

Great experience and very professional. I created long lasting friendships and many connections…read morethrough this program. I highly recommend taking the EMT certification with HEALTHPRO. I was here when Sean taught and George volunteered Fridays and learned many things about Fire Department and Firefighters.

Dr. Candelario is truly one of my best professors I have ever had. Anatomy and Physiology is tough…read moresubject for me, but his dedication, patience, and compassion make difficult concepts easy to understand. He takes the time to help every single student improve and succeed. He offer zoom and 1:1 help if needed... amazing! No matter where he goes, his commitment to teaching never changes. As a nursing student, I am so grateful for his guidance- He inspires us to be the best we can be and to dedicate our lives to caring for others. Thank you, Dr. C, and bless your heart for everything you do! Catherine Cobble ADN- Cohort 6

I truly cannot say enough good things about Dr. Candelario . Anatomy can be one of the most…read moreintimidating subjects for nursing students, but he has an incredible ability to break down complex material in a way that makes it understandable, engaging, and even exciting to learn. His passion for teaching is obvious in every lecture, and he genuinely wants every student to succeed. More than just a great professor, Dr. Candelario is an inspiring role model for anyone pursuing nursing. He constantly reminds his students why they chose this path and makes you feel like anything is possible if you are willing to work for it. He creates an environment where you feel supported, motivated, and confident in your ability to grow. If you ever need extra help, he never hesitates to take the time to guide you and make sure you truly understand the material. The school itself is also very invested in student success. As long as you are willing to put in the work, the program truly sets you up to succeed. I feel incredibly grateful to be learning in a program with professors like Dr. Candelario who care not only about your grades, but about the kind of nurse and person you will become.