- 2026
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When seconds count, preparation saves lives. Get official AHA BLS, ACLS, and PALS certification right here in Northeast Medford with CPR VAM. Complete your training online, stop in for a quick skills check, and walk away with your same-day eCard.
2332 Poplar Drive, Medford, OR 97504
Find us conveniently at 2332 Poplar Drive, Medford, OR 97504, right near Fred Meyer and Poplar Square by Best Buy. Just minutes off I-5 and Crater Lake Highway (OR-62), our center gives students, healthcare professionals, and local business teams across Medford fast, seamless access to official AHA CPR certification.
Monday – Friday:
8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Saturday – Sunday:
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Head south on Crater Lake Ave and take a left onto E McAndrews Rd. Drive straight, then turn right at Poplar Dr. Just a quick 1.2-mile, 4-minute drive south, our facility sits on your left, right by Poplar Square.
Start south on Market St, turn left on E McAndrews Rd, and make a quick right onto Poplar Dr. Located just 1.3 miles (about 5 minutes) away, pass the Fred Meyer shopping area to spot 2332 Poplar Dr on the left side of the street.
Drive north along E Barnett Rd until you reach Poplar Dr, then turn left. Follow Poplar Dr north for roughly 1.5 miles on this easy 4.3-mile, 12-minute trip. CPR VAM is located on the right, just past Poplar Square.
Located 0.3 miles north (approx. 1-minute drive or 6-minute walk) from our center. Exit our lot and head north on Poplar Drive toward Morrow Road. After two blocks, the main retail complex entrance sits directly on your left.
Positioned just 0.1 miles south (approx. 30-second drive or 2-minute walk) away. Head south on Poplar Drive toward E McAndrews Road. The commercial plaza featuring Best Buy and REI opens up immediately on both sides of the street.
Situated 0.5 miles northwest (approx. 2-minute drive) from our doors. Drive north on Poplar Drive to Crater Lake Highway (OR-62), turn left, and continue straight for two blocks to reach the primary I-5 freeway ramps.
CPR VAM at 2332 Poplar Drive features a large open-air parking lot wrapped around the complex. Parking is completely free for all students, with no time limits or permits needed.
The lot is shared with neighboring retail spots, so spaces can fill up during peak hours. Arrive 15 minutes early to park comfortably, enter the building, and reach your class on time.
Students can easily reach the center via I-5 and Crater Lake Highway from Central Point or Phoenix. Landmark anchors like Fred Meyer and Poplar Square make finding 2332 Poplar Drive simple.
Rogue Valley Transportation District (RVTD) Routes 60 and 61 drop off along Poplar Drive just steps from our doors. Uber and Lyft also offer direct drop-offs at our main entrance.
Our CPR VAM training center is located at 2332 Poplar Drive, Medford, OR 97504, in the Old Farm District. We are conveniently located between Fred Meyer and Poplar Square, making it easy to reach from Central Point, Phoenix, and nearby Rogue Valley communities.
CPR VAM offers American Heart Association (AHA) courses, including Basic Life Support (BLS), Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS), and Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS. These courses are available for healthcare professionals, workplace teams, and community members.
You can receive your official AHA eCard on the same day after completing the required hands-on skills session. Once your skills evaluation is complete, your digital certification card will be sent to your email.
Yes, you can reach our training center using Rogue Valley Transportation District (RVTD) bus services. Check the latest route schedules and nearby stops before traveling to plan your visit.
If you are driving from Interstate 5, take Exit 30 toward Crater Lake Highway (OR-62). Continue toward Poplar Drive and follow the local roads to our training center at 2332 Poplar Drive, Medford, OR 97504.
Develop practical CPR skills through hands-on training at CPR VAM in Northeast Medford, OR. Choose from BLS, ACLS, and PALS to gain the knowledge and confidence to respond effectively during emergencies.