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Gain practical CPR skills with CPR VAM in Marina Bay, Richmond, CA. Select AHA BLS, ACLS, and PALS with flexible options, hands-on instruction, and a same-day digital eCard.
855 Marina Bay Pkwy, Richmond, CA 94804
CPR VAM provides CPR training at 855 Marina Bay Pkwy, Richmond, CA 94804, conveniently located near I-580, Marina Bay Parkway, and Regatta Boulevard. Students from Richmond, Berkeley, and El Cerrito can access the center using nearby major roads. Popular landmarks include Marina Bay Park, Richmond Ferry Terminal, and Rosie the Riveter National Historical Park.
Monday – Thursday:
8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Friday:
8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Saturday – Sunday:
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
LifeLong Immediate/Urgent Care is about 1.7 miles from CPR VAM in Marina Bay, Richmond, CA. Head northwest from 855 Marina Bay Pkwy via Marina Way S toward Harbour Way S. Continue north and follow Harbour Way S to reach the medical facility.
Kaiser Permanente Richmond Medical Center is about 2.0 miles from CPR VAM in Marina Bay, Richmond, CA. Head northwest via Marina Way S and continue toward central Richmond. Turn onto Nevin Avenue and follow the roadway to the medical center at 901 Nevin Ave.
North Richmond Center for Health is about 3.7 miles from CPR VAM in Marina Bay, Richmond, CA. Travel northwest via Marina Way S, continue north toward 7th Street, then follow local roads toward Fred Jackson Way to reach the health center.
Marina Bay Park and the Rosie the Riveter Memorial are approximately 0.3 miles from CPR VAM in Marina Bay, Richmond, CA. Head north on Marina Bay Pkwy toward the training location. Continue along the parkway to reach 855 Marina Bay Pkwy.
The Richmond Ferry Terminal is approximately 1.3 miles from CPR VAM in Marina Bay, Richmond, CA. Head northeast from the terminal toward Marina Bay Pkwy. Follow local waterfront roads and continue to 855 Marina Bay Pkwy, where CPR VAM is located.
Richmond BART & Amtrak Station is approximately 1.8 miles from CPR VAM in Marina Bay, Richmond, CA. Travel south toward Marina Bay using local Richmond roads. Continue toward Marina Bay Pkwy and follow the roadway to 855 Marina Bay Pkwy.
Students attending CPR VAM in Marina Bay, Richmond, CA have convenient parking options near the training location. The main lot along Marina Bay Parkway provides easy access to the building and is a practical choice when arriving for class.
Additional spaces can be found behind the complex along the rear fence line. Limited street parking may also be available on Meeker Avenue. Check signs and local restrictions before parking, especially during busy hours.
Students can take the BART Orange Line or Red Line to Richmond BART Station. From there, transfer to AC Transit Line 74 toward Marina Bay. Get off at Marina Bay Pkwy & Meeker Ave and walk a short distance to CPR VAM.
Students traveling from San Francisco can take the San Francisco Bay Ferry – Richmond Route to the Richmond Ferry Terminal. From the terminal, take AC Transit Line 74 or a rideshare toward Marina Bay Pkwy to reach CPR VAM.
Yes. Many CPR courses include AED training as part of the course. You’ll learn how to recognize cardiac arrest, perform CPR, and use an AED safely when responding to an emergency.
No. Eligible HeartCode® courses include an online learning portion, but certification also requires an in-person hands-on skills session. You can complete the online coursework at your own pace before attending the required practical session.
Yes. AHA CPR certification is commonly accepted by employers, healthcare organizations, schools, and other workplaces. Make sure you choose the course required for your role, such as BLS, ACLS, PALS, or Heartsaver.
You can renew your certification by taking the appropriate AHA renewal course before your current certification expires. Depending on the course, renewal may include online learning and an in-person skills session.
After you complete all required parts of your course, your official AHA digital eCard will be provided electronically. You can access it when you need to show proof of your current certification.
Gain practical skills for responding to cardiac and other emergencies through AHA training in Marina Bay, Richmond, CA. Choose from BLS, ACLS, PALS courses.