Amazing instructor! Extremely knowledgeable. Very kind. Flexible with scheduling classes. I will be…read moretelling all my friends and excited to go back in 2 years.

Excellent company to renew my Healthcare Provider BLS with! Signing up online and making payment…read morewas simple. The class and video information were helpful and the instructor, Angela was knowledgeable and gave tips on how to remember information for the exam. My Saturday morning class was small (only 3 of us), which gave time to ask questions if needed. My card was printed on the same day, (immediately after the exam was taken) and I was on my way in less than three hours! If you have questions, email is the best way to get a quick response. I had a question and emailed them regarding my BLS card and a reply was sitting in my inbox within 10 minutes of me sending the question! I highly recommend this company. I plan to return in two years when I'm up for renewal!

When you wait to last minute to CPR certify. Thank you A Touch of Love CPR for the saving grace!…read more It was an engaging training program and Great experience. The actual hands on CPR exercise using the adult dummy, infant, and AED in the course material was priceless. Nicole's professionalism along with her relevant case examples made the class a fun & learning environment.

From the owner: A Touch of Love CPR/First Aid is an authorized trainer of the American Heart Association and a part…read moreof a training network. We provide individual and group training sessions for BLS, Heartsaver, First Aid and Bloodborne Pathogens

Today I spoke to divine heart about CPR class. The woman on the phone was very unprofessional with…read morea rude tone of voice. She was unable to explain her process of payment without being rude and disrespectful when I told her that I do not pay by paypal. My intention was to ask for another method of payment but she was so unprofessional that I cancelled the appointment. There are too many places to choose so no one has to deal with unprofessional behavior. I can actually do my CPR for free at work but I was willing to pay $70 for convenience of location. ROTTEN EXPERIENCE. GET SOME PUBLIC RELATIONS AND CUSTOMER SERVICE TRAINING IF YOU EXPECT TO SUCCEED. I PITY YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY TO HAVE TO DEAL WITH YOU.

I am almost finished with my EMT-A, I took My NREMT written examand got done in 20 minutes and aced…read moreit. I did my third internship ride along with an ambulance crew, they were highly impressed with my skills and it is all thanks to this school You get so much support from all the teachers and the administration My 2nd ridealong as a EMT-B with GAIEMS I had 5 codes, I had to perform CPR and all the skills I have been taught all night long and it was second nature thanks to the training I have received. We lost one patient but the other 5 we were able to get to hospital and stabilized. You can't believe how well prepared you are for getting on a truck because of the unique training you get from GA Institute. I drive 2.5 hours each way just to get to go to this school. It is the best in the state. You have the online stuff to constantly review along the way and go back over when it is time to go for you National Registry exam. Failure is not option here because they help you to be a success by given you multiple ways to learn and by being there to ask questions even over email or the phone within hours THIS IS THE BEST EMT SCHOOL in the STATE!! I drive over 2 hours sometimes 3 depending on Atlanta traffic just to go to this school because it is THAT GOOD!! Call Donna and get enrolled!!!

My experience with the Georgia Institute of EMS began with high hopes but ended in a legal dispute…read more I am sharing the facts of my journey so prospective students can have a more complete picture. I enrolled in the AEMT program in February 2024. A few months into the program, in August 2024, I was informed that I was "behind" and was presented with two options: transfer into a more expensive "Flex" program for an additional cost of over $2,000, or I would fail the program. From my perspective, I had no choice but to agree to the additional expense to continue my education. After transferring, the primary issue became the scheduling of my required clinical rotations. Despite my requests, the school did not secure the necessary placements for me in a timely manner. By January 2025, with my course end-date approaching, I was informed that to get the additional time I now needed to complete my clinicals--time I needed because of what I contend were the school's scheduling delays--I would have to pay a new, additional fee of $700 per month. I felt this was unreasonable, as the need for an extension appeared to be a direct result of the school's inability to schedule me. When I was unable to resolve this matter with the administration, I filed a breach-of-contract claim in magistrate court to recover my tuition. In response to my lawsuit for a refund, the Georgia Institute of EMS filed a counterclaim against me for defamation, based on an online review I had posted. After the case was recently moved to Superior Court at the school's request, they increased the amount they are seeking in their defamation counterclaim to $25,000. My educational journey here did not meet my expectations. I would advise potential students to carefully consider all aspects of the program and its policies before enrolling.