One word: awful. I wouldn't recommend, I had the most stressful experience and I've been renovating…read moremy cpr/first aid for a couple years on different places. Never had such a negative experience like this one. The staff is really rude and the instructor of the Spanish class made a lot of rude jokes while doing the course. She was mean to a pregnant woman that couldn't understand really well how to do the chest compressions and she started yelling at her to "do it right" in a rude bad way. It was the class in Spanish but my other coworkers have been experiencing the same with the white lady in the front desk. My boss was the one that suggested us to go there but the white lady was even rude to her this time so we're never going back!

Worst phone customer service experience. Kris who answers…read morethe phones was rude and unhelpful. She doesn't actively listen and will cut you off in mid question/sentence. I was close on canceling all together and find a different location, but only stayed due to its close driving distance from home. The instructor, JJ, on the other hand was awesome. He made the class enjoyable and was both engaging and thorough. Especially liked how he spoke in repetition to help us better remember key steps.

We had an on site CPR and First Aid training led by William and he was absolutely amazing! He was…read moreincredibly thorough and so knowledgeable.

William's the best! Thanks for the most engaging and informative session. Highly recommend!read more

Great ACLS class with quality instruction! Trevor did a great job teaching and made class relevant,…read moreinteresting, and engaging! I look forward to getting future certifications and renewals from him!!!

Fast paced, straight to the point learning, will attend again for my BLS/CPR renewal for work.read more

I took the Wilderness and Remote First Aid class. 16 hours of training with a good mix of lecture,…read morediscussion, and hands-on practice. Melody is experienced and shares her practical knowledge in an engaging way. Well worth the time, and the cost was very reasonable for what you get!

I took this class because I want to become a leader for Sierra Club. Melody made the class fun and…read moreactive. Lots of hands on activities and scenarios. I hope I never have to use the skills, but I'll be ready if I need to. Highly recommend First Aid Gone Wild.

Honestly the best ACLS class I've taken. John is the best instructor I've had. I will be…read morerecommending him for anyone who needs to renew.

Awesome classes with great updated information! Easy to work with and efficient. American Safety is…read moreextremely well run! Several Fire Departments and Hospitals use them as their sole source for AHA renewals. Definitely recommend them!

For anyone looking to renew their CPR class I highly recommend this place. It's friendly and…read morewelcoming. Ruthy is a great instructor. I was lucky to get 1:1 class and I learned a lot. Can't wait to come back in 2 years and see the growth of this up and growing business.

If you're looking to renew your CPR, this is the spot! They're well informed, flexible, and…read moreknowledgeable. I appreciate how the instructor taught the information, it was easy to understand and she made it fun! Recommend checking them out.

Good review, we'll equipped, and knowledge in BLS. Will come back again for my CPR renewal.read more

Been working with Taylor at San Diego Cardiac for several years now for renewal - very efficient…read moreand straightforward. Goes through all the videos, infant/child/adult CPR and breathing exercises. Will be going back for future renewals!

I just finished my 4 week theory and clinicals for the CNA program at the El Cajon Campus. Dr. Ray…read morewho taught is in theory (class time) was great! The fast paced program requires some self discipline to study and practice the skills on your own time. We spent 2 weeks (full time) in class and then spent 2 weeks in a skilled nursing facility for clinicals. There was always time for questions and extra help if needed. It is a great program for people who are getting started in the medical field and want to pursue nursing but do not want to make a long term commitment just yet for schooling. There is a few weeks (possibly up to 4 weeks) between the time that you finish clinicals and the time that you can take the state exam, because you have to wait for the state to confirm and approve your class/clinicals hours. This part is a little frustrating - but it is the state and not the school that dictates this waiting period.

Takes longer than expected to get your license no one ever answers the phone even on school hours…read morean if u do get someone to call u back they r no help .dont go here