This building is lovely and easy to find! Walk inside and take the elevators to the 4th floor…read more Check in and sign in with the receptionist. I was the only one taking the class so it went by pretty quickly. The instructor is so nice and really explains each topic well. She asks you questions to make sure you understand the content in order to apply it to the emergency situation. Her questions all help with the test at the end. She's friendly and approachable, so don't be afraid to ask questions! The mannequins have become more high tech from when I last did my BLS certification. There's an app that can measure the depth and rate you're performing your compressions. I think that's pretty cool! In terms of cleanliness/infection control, we were wearing masks. I only removed my mask momentarily when I was performing rescue breaths. All equipment was wiped down and disinfected after the course. Hand sanitizer was also available. I felt safe with the proper precautions taken. Overall, I highly recommend getting your certification done here! The whole experience was pleasant.

I would give them a zero if I could. I signed up and paid for a CPR/First Aid class in Rockaway…read morethat was scheduled for 2 to 5:30 pm on a Tuesday afternoon. I took time from work to attend and arrived at the site on time. First, the instructor (Daniel Scotti) never showed up. Second, I called the 800 number and was informed that the instructor had "car trouble" and the class was not going to be taught. Last, I was never contacted even though they had my cell number and email address. This organization is very unprofessional... go with the Red Cross or YMCA classes.

They helped me find work and continued to help me many months after my class. Truly good people.read more

Staff was very helpful helping me with the process. The class was fun and educational. Most…read moreimportantly, they were the only people that answered the phone with I called.

Absolutely AWFUL experience. The class was good. But we were told that once we applied for a…read morelicense, the process with the board of nursing would take 3 weeks. They also stated that if we had any issues to give them a call and they will help move things along. I have checked every day for 3 1/2 months now on the NJ board of nursing sight and my application is STILL pending! And yes, I made sure everything required is uploaded. I have called the Board of Nursing at least 20 times to check on the status and to escalate the issue but still have gotten no answers, except that the licenses usually take 3 months. So lie #1 from E&S! I called E&S and left a message for a call back. I called again this morning since no one called me back. The gentleman I spoke to said there was nothing he can do, and that the people that can help me at E&S are having staffing issues so he has no clue if or when someone will call me to help. Lie #2....It seems like all they care about is taking your money. If you are really interested in going into the medical field, try another school. This one isn't worth the time or money.

I got my CHHA through the online class that E & S offers. I have several friends that took the…read moreclass with me as well. We are all very happy with the ability to take the training online, when we were available as some of us were working. The teacher at South Plainfield that taught the clinicals was very helpful. I highly recommend E&S.

Finished CNA course in Plainfield and phlebotomy in Bridgewater. No complaints, they seem to really…read morecare about their students, you just have to study.

Great experience. Students complain simply don't put in the work. I appreciate their approach it…read morehelped me pass the state exam first try.

Funded by a grant from the W. M. Keck Foundation, the W. M. Keck Center is designed for team…read morescience and interactive communication. The 10,000 square foot facility includes a large central laboratory with specialty areas dedicated to molecular, cellular, and tissue analyses, a state-of-the-art confocal facility, tissue culture laboratory, four-station animal surgery suite with separate animal holding area, four specialized laboratory spaces, offices, conference spaces, seminar room, machine shop, and staff lounge. The Center is designed to be open, interactive, and handicap accessible. The Keck Center is located on the 2nd floor of the Nelson Biology labs. It can be a little hard to find, and it would really be nice if they had some sort of signage outside of the building to make finding the Keck Center easier. This is the only factor that makes me hold back a star. The lab space inside is very impressive and worth checking out if you plan on taking a tour of the biology programs at Rutgers.