20 Best Paramedic Programs In Boston, MA (2022 Updated)

Most of the bad reviews are coming from people who had ONE bad experience at like the book store or whatever or i gEt tHiEr aDs oN hUlu, though the veteran who shared his story probably has a decent case to make. Anyway I got a business degree from this college and if you actually try you can do really really well here, with great professors and programs like the honors program which gives high level learning at bottom dollar, and wonderful faculty like the folks at PTK, disability services, or the Fuller Center. Don't get me wrong, there's a lot to work on regarding graduation rates, the food, no one card system, etc but I couldn't give this place anything less than 5 stars because of all of the wonderful people who give 110% here, especially in those departments I mentioned. If you live in Worcester don't spend 30k a year to go to Assumption, you'll save so much money to come here. Seek opportunity, study for your tests, respect your professors and faculty, and most importantly, do your damn homework; I guarantee you'll be a success at this place if you do all of these things.Clark Kent

The qcc "police" are some of the most unqualified and unempathetic people in the area. There is no doubt they have no training, no expertise in law and zero idea of what they are doing. Maybe they should take some courses while they work their jobs at qcc in criminal justice. Maybe they can get a handle on their jobs. Maybe they should take some training courses with the state police. If they do already, Maybe they should pay attention.Last First

This is an awesome school and I am so disappointed that one teacher ruined it all for me. DO NOT take Professor Jane Joyce accounting classes or any classes from her. She is awful and not a good teacher in general. You will waist your money, time, and probably want to rip your hair out when she talks. I have been at this school for about two years now and never have I come across a teacher like her.Lindsay Vigliotti

I have to be honest about this. Good college when it comes to campus design, some Professor's teaching skills, and assistance for school related issues. Although, the school teaches bad ethics. For example, sports lack discipline. They will teach there athletes to run score boards up. Up by 20 in a basketball game with 3mins to go, they will shoot more three point shots than Steve Kerr. The most alarming thing is faculty will participate in Hazing students. I've watch this with my own two eyes. Call them out on it, and they will just deny it, at least my professor did. I am currently a student there, who help form a club, in order to help students get there basic needs to become a successful student. So just remember, good campus design, some Professors have good teaching styles, good for resources, but terrible place to learn good ethics. To me learning good ethics and applying them is one of the most important, or the most important thing to learn as a student. Would not be the first school I would want to send my child to. Bunker Hill Community College, you need to become a better school. It starts with you faculty.Jason Brown

My alma mater which will always be in my heart till it stop beating (that might sound too dramatic) but hey that’s the truth! I learned a lot, got tons of experiences, got so many American and International friends, exchanged culture and collected precious moments in this place. I really miss the college, my friends, the clubs, the library, single stop, the cafeteria and most importantly I miss my coordinator when I was in a scholarship Program and of course I really miss the professors. They’re all the best!Jean Rahmadan

I do recommend this college as an affordable and easy starting point but be ready to encounter many hurdles in your way and a lot of incompetent staff. Make sure to double check everything you do here, especially the financial aid part. The professors are nice but it’s on you to actually learn the material, the professors rarely will make sure you learned anything. It’s a 3 star college. Great diversity of people, BUT absolutely no political diversity, if you’re a radical leftist, you’ll love this college.Roberto R

It’s unfortunate that I have to write this review but I am in hopes of MCPHS revising their admissions process for the Physician Assistant Program. I know that I was not the only student this year that was invited to interview and then closed out of an interview spot and placed on a waiting list. When I contacted MCPHS they told me that I may not get to interview after all as they had accidentally invited too many people to interview and did not have the resources to open up more interview dates even though acceptances are not on a rolling basis. How does a top tier medical university not have the resources to interview all the students they invited? By choosing to interview solely the people that happened to secure spots first, not only are they limiting the potential of their incoming class and proving that they only care about filling the spots for monetary reasons, but they are limiting the future of numerous successful students who worked hard to get an interview invitation. When I asked Jordan Hunt (admissions counselor) to make sense of this she was unable to provide a competent answer besides that the university messed up and the incoming students are the ones facing the repercussions. I’m not writing this for myself, but for the other students who were too timid to speak up or who had chosen this school as their top choice and then got screwed. I truly feel bad for some of the other incoming students who do not have other options and were relying on MCPHS. I am very disappointed. MCPHS either needs to change their interviewing process to rolling acceptances (interviewing the top tier students first and then going down the line) or they need to use this model but be willing to open up more dates in case of overflow. Side note: They informed me that students on the waiting list could be notified up to a day before an interview that a spot had opened up. Do they not take into consideration that everyone doesn’t live near Boston or works full-time? Extremely dissatisfied with this supposedly “top tier” medical college.Maddy Frank

Hey guys, good for all the students giving great remarks. I don't know if the school has paid you. I must say i was in the nursing program , ( the set that started 2005) the teachers were very bad. Everything was very difficult, out of 50 students that got into the nursing program only 15 students or even less that graduated from the program. Judy Murphy was very racist, no room for improvement. It was a very bad school. I will recommend another school any day any time as matter off fact the school needs to refund money back to students that paid for tuition. All they care about is your money and not the students. It was a very traumatic experience. It was one of the worst decision i have ever made in life to attend that college. I Owe up to 100,000 in debt with no nursing degree to show for. I thank the Almighty God i got my degree from another school with no stress or frustration. Guys open your eyes and look for another school. I wish you all luck in your careers endeavors.louisa ngige

I just finished my second-year in PharmD program in MCPHS. I’m gonna transfer to Worcester to study the accelerated program. I have had great time in MCPHS so far. All professors are very nice and friendly. I haven’t met any professor who’s not willing to help student wholeheartedly. They always have office hours to answer students’ inquiries and to clarify the lecture in case the students don’t understand. There are absolutely no discrimination in MCPHS. It’s all about respect. Every MCP student is very welcoming so we have a very close-knit community in MCP. The program is well-designed and bearable. Sometime I feel overwhelmed but it’s not impossible to pass as many people say. You just need to put time and effort and you’ll be fine. In short, MCPHS is a great university for those who seriously pursuit a professional career in pharmacy and health sciences.Bill Nguyen

I attended the reunion this weekend as a husband. It was an overall pleasurable experience. The campus itself is very nice and meticulously maintained. Bathroom facilities adequate but nothing extraordinary. The BBQ on Saturday afternoon was nice because it was on campus in a very nice area. Music a bit loud for mid afternoon. Food, not great. I really liked the coozie they gave out. The class party Saturday night for the 10 year peeps was fascinating. It was inside a recreation center which seemed like an odd choice given the plethora of really nice areas on campus. The food selection there I thought was good but many in the group strongly disagreed with that sentiment. The tortellini was on point even tho it seemed to light a bit of a fire under my seat if you catch my drift. I was a little disappointed at all events that I had to pay 7$ for a bud light after already purchasing tickets. I will say we popped over to the 5 year reunion and wow, what a treat that event was. Overall it was a nice weekend, BC seemed to do my wife well as she is very smart. Her friends are also very cool. So I would recommend the college. We may send our kids there if my plan to hit the lottery multiple times comes to fruition. Mods for life.Joseph Moran

This review is just the physical campus and has nothing to do with the school's curriculum or getting accepted into the University. That said, this is the most beautiful campus I have ever seen in my life. It was a complete surprise and got me completely off guard. All of the buildings have the same gothic, sandstone color vibe. The campus was spectacularly clean and pristine.Michael Mitchell

Beautiful campus, positive energy from students, close to scenic Chestnut Hill reservoir for jogging and walking ,top notch academics, great experience. My son had truly outstanding professors who helped pave the way for success after college. Formed meaningful friendships that will last a lifetime. We expected a lot from Boston College and it exceeded expectations!shane shammy

I've been coming to the dental school as a patient for several years. I started because after studying in England for several years the dentists they're had done a significant amount of damage to my teeth which meant a lot of restoration work back in the U.S. it started with a root canal that had to be redone that was done on England and got infected. My insurance was all used up for the year with one root canal and crown. Then they told me that another root canal was getting infected and this one also needed surgery, but my dental insurance was used up for the year and it would be months before the end of the year. But it was starting to hurt so this couldn't wait for months. Since I wouldn't be able to afford it without insurance, someone told me that it is much cheaper as a patient at the dental school at Tufts. I arranged for an appointment and became a patient and have been one for years. Due to it being a dental school, the appointments take a lot longer and are booked for 3 hour time slots (most times it may take less than that, sometimes though, it may need a little longer). Everything is double checked by a professor every step the way so no mistakes are ever made. Also being students they tend to be very cautious not to hurt you, whereas experienced dentists don't really care about your discomfort and just want to get the job finished. With a good dentist that can be a good thing as they will finish berry fast and not hurt you at all, but some dentists are not very good. This had never been an issue here. Every couple of years the student that I was assigned to graduates do a new student has to be assigned. The appointments might take longer, but the price even if they don't take your insurance can't be beat. If they do take your insurance, I would definitely use them. I'm glad I found this place.Chris “BostonGreekGeek” Vaxevanis

Great School, Great education- what more can you ask for? (Perhaps lower tuition but oftentimes in life, the best things need to be paid for.)Vahe Yacoubian

On my first day of class, I don’t know anything about EMS. Over time, as I worked with all the instructors, I can easily say that this academy is one of, if not the best, for rookies in the EMS field. The online resources that are provided to students are phenomenal. I've been able to utilize those online resources, as well as instructors from the school, to be successful in my career. You don't feel like another number, which to me is very important. The academy not only cares about our current education but as well as our continuing education in the long run. Thank you to Diesel Therapy AcademyHarold McMillan

This academy will teach you a lot. It will show you all of your strengths and all of your weaknesses. The head instructor, always says to trust the process, and at the beginning, you never know what or where this process will take you, but it is more than worth the ride. Attending this academy is very rewarding, and the amount of knowledge you gain is endless. The instructors love and have compassion for their students and push them hard to succeed. The first response training group is well worth your while.Jackie Taylor

It’s a very well organized program. The teachers are professional and knowledgeable. They always find ways to get the information across. They are also willing to stay behind, after class to help those who are struggling. They have several equipment to ensure that all students acquire the necessary skills to be competent once they get on the actual field. I will recommend this program to anyone who is looking to get into this profession.Christy Smith

This place is disgusting. Especially if you are attending one of the free programs. It is unorganized and dirty. The second day being their the building got infested with scabies. The teachers are rude and bully their students. Dont waste your time here.Vahke Ne nd

If is wasn’t for the amazing staff I would never be where I am today! They are very helpful and caring for each and everyone of their students and anyone that even has a question! Thank you all! High recommend.Chris Jarvis

I love Al and his team. They are extremely professional and act with integrity and respect. This is the best EMS (Emergency Medical Services) and Health Care Industry school on the East Coast.Jacqueline Stone

If I could give this "college" zero stars, I would. I took a few classes there for a week and a half because I needed some cheap credits in order to graduate early from my real school. I'm not typically a judgmental person, but after about ten minutes I couldn't believe how much of a joke it was. First off, the place reeks. Like I'm not sure how it's scientifically possible for any building to smell that bad. Furthermore, two of my professors could barely speak English and another one was extremely uptight and treated the students like 3rd graders. You know it's bad when your Spanish teacher's comprehension of the English language is spectacular compared to the other teachers. But what was most pathetic was a large portion of the "students." Most of them clearly didn't want to be there, which is ridiculous considering you're paying for further education so you should want to be in school. A lot of kids were clearly low functioning, ignorant, and unmotivated. The one moment I'll remember for a while was when a kid had to get escorted out because he was on meth. I hope he can get help with his addiction, but you can't have students coming into class drooling and expect anybody to take this place seriously. So, you get what you pay for. I wouldn't recommend the school to anyone who is evenly remotely educated. I've heard it makes illegal Mexicans hop back over the border because they realized they can get a better education on the other side.David Leicht

MassBay changed my life for the better. After attending a college that wasn’t right for me, MassBay saved the day. In my 3 semesters, I have had wonderful professors and the administration has been incredible. Transferring into and out of the school were made extremely easy, and I would recommend this school to anyone looking to work towards a degree. Everyone here WANTS you to graduate and succeed and you can feel that in all aspects of the college. (Wellesley campus): Student parking is (I think) free and in close proximity to campus. Advising, financial aid, and the bookstore were all very knowledgeable and helpful. All classes and administrations are all in one building. I have zero regrets about attending MassBay and I encourage anyone looking to earn a certificate, Associate’s Degree, or eventual Bachelor’s to see what MassBay has to offer!!Sarah Garofalo

Massbay is not a school it's a business. All they care about is getting your money and screwing you over. The lady at student accounts in Wellesley seems unhappy with her job and gives you so much attitude for wanting to know why it's taking 2 months to get a response back from them. If they owe you money good luck trying to get it back. If you have any issues you have to fight harder than a fish gasping for air in land.They lie about clinical sites they have for your internships,charge you so many fees for facilities that are never available or outdated.If your thinking about getting an education here DON'T!!!!!!!…your better off driving out your way to QCC ,Middlesex, or just apply to UMass, Worcester even Salem State. DONT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY ON THEM. They care less about you then Trump does minorities!!!!!Alain Alfonso

The First Aid and CPR class is very thorough and informative. I highly recommend attending a class here. I have taken classes at other places and this was by far the most informative.Ma P

You will find some of the most dedicated hard working staff (from Professors and Advisors to the maintenance ppl and Campus PD) at MCC Brockton. MANY of them understand what it's like for those of us that take classes at a community college (wether we are there by choice or for financial reasons or whatever). MANY of them have sat where we students have sat and few forget what it was like on their own career paths. Alot teach classes at more prestigious places AND work at MCC for that very reason. I've been going there on and off for a long time and if you are willing to put in the time and effort any college course requires you will be met with as much support, courtesy and help from the school as a whole as well as the individual teachers, advisors, tutors etc.John Ferguson

I had one of the best college experiences here at Massasoit Community College. I transferred to Massasoit from Curry College because I was particularly sure if school was the right fit for me. I had classes transfer over from Curry which left me with 1.5 semesters at Massasoit. While attending Massasoit I played on both the soccer and the softball team while attending school and playing on two sports teams I have officially graduated with an associates in Criminal Justice with honors, and also in the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society. So Massasoit, thank you for getting my back in my groove and making me feel good about school and myself again!Laura Nieske

Please don’t waste your time, the people are very unhelpful, aren’t clear and they take forever to respond which resulted in me having to apply to another community college last minute, then they responded a week after I had everything settled with the other school Massasoit responded but I said I’d only take an online class 2 days later they dropped me from the class for non payment and when I tried to withdraw completely they said I still had to pay my bill. Like how and why would I pay for class I didn’t take?!Bennysha

In 1855, Illinois physician Elias Samuel Cooper moved to San Francisco in the wake of the California Gold Rush. In cooperation with the University of the Pacific (also known as California Wesleyan College), Cooper established the Medical Department of the University of the Pacific, the first medical school on the West Coast, in 1858, on Mission Street near 3rd Street in San Francisco. However, in 1862 Cooper died, and without his leadership, the Medical Department of the University of the Pacific became moribund.[2] In 1870, Cooper's nephew, Levi Cooper Lane, reactivated and reorganized the University of the Pacific's medical department, and, in 1882, Lane donated a new building at the intersection of Webster and Sacramento Streets and established the department as a separate school, the Cooper Medical College.[3][4] Lane built a hospital and a nursing school and made provision for the creation of Lane Medical Library.[3] In 1908, Cooper Medical College was deeded to Stanford University as a gift.[5] It became Stanford's medical institution, initially called the Stanford Medical Department and later the Stanford University School of Medicine.[6] In the 1950s, the Stanford Board of Trustees decided to move the school to the Stanford main campus near Palo Alto. The move was completed in 1959.[7] The San Francisco medical campus became Presbyterian Hospital and later California Pacific Medical Center.[8] In the 1980s, the Medical Center launched a major expansion program. A new hospital was added in 1989 with 20 new operating rooms, state of the art intensive care and inpatient units, and other technological additions. The Beckman Center for Molecular and Genetic Medicine opened in May 1989 as an interdisciplinary center focusing on the molecular and genetic basis of disease.[9] The Lucile Packard Children's Hospital was completed in 1991, adding even more diversity to Stanford Medicine.Hassan Lamy

Since I was 5 I have wanted to go to Harvard. I am 13 now and wish to be a Molecular Epidemiologist, just until recently I have gotten straight A's on everything. I wish I end up here. God willing. Success seems to be largely hanging on after others have let go. -William Feather Hope this quote inspires you guys like it did me.Christopher Shelley

I visited this place in April 2014 for clinical clerkship in dermatology at Brighams and Women Hospital, Boston. This is one of the ivy league universities in World. It was a wonderful and memorable experience for me. I have posted some pictures that I clicked at that time. Good luckDr Gaurav Singh

Second semester here. I’ve experienced tremendous support from faculty and staff. Great human service program. Library is nice and computer lounges that provide snacks, meals and coffee. They have a farmers market and a clothing drive. They deal with mental health of students and encourage student involvement with the school as much as possible. Always job fairs and school recruiters in the Spurk building. Decent cafe and energy drinks always available, salads too. Overall best CC I’ve ever attended, just wish they had a Women’s Soccer Team!Jessica McNeil

If it were possible to leave this facility zero stars, I would. There was an issue with my account. When I reached out to make contact and try to address and resolve the issue, the staff was extremely condescending. I received nothing but negativity and crude sarcasm from the two females. In my personal opinion, they should not work with people, especially young adults that are trying to further their career. Spend the extra money and go to a different establishment for your education.Amber Bean

I am an alumni/graduate, and had a rewarding educational experience at this establishment. It was challenging, however they had a plethora of resources to help achieve academic success! My husband and I both graduated and matriculated to universities. Thanks to NECC we were able to earn our Associate, and Bachelor degrees from Northeastern and U Mass.Ann Thomson

They have a section on their website where it says you can email them, and then when you do they tell you the information is on the website… maybe if I didn’t have issues reading your website I wouldn’t need to email you… Absolutely unprofessional, take your business elsewhere, they clearly don’t need it. It’s called customer service. I get it this is Manchester, but I think they have some decent people left in that area.Coffee conquers all

Here is my experience as an undergrad CS major: If you work hard, and legitimately give it 100% of your effort, you will do well. For the most part, teachers want to help their students and will try their best to make you prepared for the industry. Words of wisdom: If possible, try and find a nearby space off-campus living to save $ Always do your research on rate-my-professor before picking classes All nighters may happen… Go to office hours if you need to and use all resources available Going to this school has been one of the most rewarding experiences I've ever had. I originally transferred from a public college in NYC and I can tell you the difference is NIGHT and DAY. I've seen some real unqualified staff that don't care about their students; but that's not the case at BU. In addition, there are so many clubs and activities. Because there is such a diverse student body, there is something for everyone here. Just put yourself out there and I promise you'll meet some really cool people.Helen Zhang

I am a current student here. Beware if you are looking to go to this school. The name is good… But let's be honest here, it's not Ivy League. Despite that fact, they make you work like a dog for your mediocre grades. I'm talking 150 page papers… 2hr midterms that end at 9pm and then you start another 2hr midterm the next morning at 9am. It's unnecessarily relentless. They push too hard. Also a lot of professors here are terrible. Use ratemyprofessor or a website like it. If you don't you will truly suffer. Plenty are good… But you have to make sure you get the good ones. That's totally up to you. I'm just surprised that for about $75,000 a year they can't manage better. And yes, that's how much it will cost to attend every year if you don't have financial aid or scholarships…. Now that the rant is over I have to add the campus is unbelievably beautiful and it's an awesome location in Boston.Will Kenly

First off, people who rate this place and have not gone here, discredit the ratings. Don't rate until you have gone here. Its as ridiculous as saying you don't like something you have never tried. Professors are far more concerned with themselves and about complaining how much better they are than BU. 1. BU makes a business of pulling scholarships. (and changing scholarship requirements mid semester) 2. One of the smallest endowments for a school of its size. (school less than 1/4th the size blow it out of the water. 3. Terrible alumni relations. Alumni largely want nothing to do with this place after leaving. 4. I have been on interviews with alumni where I am told "I don't hire BU students"Sean Taylor

This school is BY FAR, one of the BEST I have ever attended. Some time ago, I was looking to get my Paramedic. Due to my job, the traditional "Brick & Mortar" style schooling wasnt going to work for me. I searched high and low for courses that offered an online learning platform. I stumbled across one to two more in my searches. Here is what I based my criteria on: Cost, flexibility, bang for my buck, pass rate (which no one holds a candle to), ability to gather info on the program, and personality of the staff I spoke with. During my time of research and making the final decision of where I should attend, NMETC was the only one I felt at peace with when it came to handing over a healthy sum of money and my future. Not only did they teach us, but we learned how to rock solid Paramedics! I would have not gotten to where I am at today if it wasnt for this outstanding group of people and instructors! If you are looking to get you EMT or obtain that Paramedic "Golden Glitter Patch", look no further. You will not be disappointed after it is all complete and you look back on your time here. Thank you again to the entire NMETC Family! Hope to see you all again in the near future!Julian Janoviak

It took me some time to actually write a review but I thought this through and think others should as well before paying for the course. I took the hybrid paramedic course and the online portion was somewhat beneficial but also very expensive for what you're getting. The part I was most disappointed with is the leadership and some of the instructors. The in-person portion was taught by a few burned out paramedics who seemed to care about putting down students rather than lift them up. I will say there were a couple instructors who actually seemed to care but overall the program leaves a lot to be desired. If you're willing to pay quite a bit of money for a cert honestly I would look elsewhere even with the convenience of learning from home or at the site. There are plenty of other programs with instructors who will respect you, your time and money.Kyle D

I can’t stay enough about the quality of this program. After completing an EMT course here over the summer I was able to go into testing for my license with confidence that I had been given all the tools to succeed and not only pass the exam but hopefully go on to be a good provider for future patients. The instructors here are the best you’ll find anywhere and go out of their way to make sure that any student who wants to succeed will be able to reach that goal. Joe and Rachel were our two main instructors and they really are what shaped my experience at NMETC so they deserve a shout out for the time and efforts they make to make this program what it is. I can’t think of one negative to say about this program and would recommend it to anyone interested in pursuing a career in EMS.Carli B

The medical providers themselves were awesome, but the billing department is a joke. Got a bill from Boston EMS saying that they were refusing to allow my insurance to cover ANY of it. The bill is roughly $1470. My insurance offered to pay a little over $640 for it. For clarification, I am a single, full-time, low wage earner. How does it make ANY sense that Boston EMS would refuse ANY money from my insurance company? It's going to take me even longer to pay off the bill without the assistance. I was told that a state law for low-income individuals allowed me not to pay the bill altogether, but that's a joke. I was told that the unpaid bill would still tank my credit score irregardless. I may have to move because the cost of living is jacked, so having my credit score implode would prevent that from happening. I can't forget the cherry on the cake: their outdated website does not allow for automatic pay set up. I was told I can't, "pay too early or too late in the month," otherwise I get charged a lot of interest. I asked if there was a specific date I could go for, they said maybe the 8th of every month because their own phone technicians weren't sure and the system they used was "kind of" arbitrary?!? How is Boston EMS not losing money over this?MJ Peters

I had been dealing with severe back pain for about two weeks. I was advised to go to the emergency room, if I started getting weakness in my legs. Having a problem standing up, we decided to call 911. A15 was dispatched to my Charlestown address. When the two EMTs came in, I just knew, I was in good hands. The two of them were women, and boy were they good. I told them my multiple issues. I went from my chair, to their chair, until I got outside. I was then put on the stretcher. Sensitive to my back pain, the ride to Mass. General Hospital is usually rough because of construction. But I could tell,the driver was trying to avoid pot holes and bumps. I know Boston EMS is amongst the best of the best. But I wanted to salute and thank the two EMTs that took care of me. This incident happened on January 27, 2022 approximately 11:00. A15 was the ambulance.Alfred Copithorn

I am working in EMS in Ireland and had the fortune to visit the EMS in Boston in the past. I had met up with the Management Team at Boston EMS Headquarters and my experience was one that will last for many years to come for all the right reasons. I had also met up with Jamie and Tony staff reps as well as other members of staff. I would like both on my own behalf and that of my colleagues here in Ireland to pass on our sincere sorrow and thoughts to all the EMS who had to deal with the terrible circumstances of the past few days. Even that few EMS Services would be as capable, our thoughts are never the less with our colleagues and our sympathies are with all does injured and the families of those who lost there lives.John Duggan

Once you take CPR classes with Celtic Rhythm you will never go anywhere else! Joe gears all of his classes to fit the field he is teaching in. Joe is very knowledgeable and enthusiastic in CPR, emergency medicine and healthcare. I have worked in healthcare for over 10 years and each time I leave Joe's class I learn so much valuable information! His CPR classes are enjoyable and there is always alot of engagement from all participants. I highly recommend Celtic Rhythm CPR to anybody needing to become certified or renew CPR cards.Sandy O'Leary

If you are in need of CPR training look no further, this is an exceptional business run by some very exceptional people. You will not find a better education anywhere else. Joe and co. have a passion for helping others, and teaching others to help others. I have never met a person so committed to the craft and best of all he does it with a smile, rapier wit & an unbeatable sense of humor. I trust my own education, the education of my family & friends to Joe. You will simply not find a better education anywhere else.JEFF ARCIERI

I highly recommend Celtic Rhythm CPR. The team at Celtic Rhythm CPR make learning the latest CPR techniques easy to understand while sharing years of firsthand experience. The course is engaging also they make you comfortable in order to ask your questions and effectively practice CPR on manikins. You will leave the course with confidence in the skills that Celtic Rhythm has refreshed or taught for you for the first time. You simply cannot go wrong with Celtic Rhythm.Katherine T