Quincy—known as the “City of Presidents”—is one of Greater Boston’s largest and most historic communities. The city combines residential neighborhoods, healthcare services, schools, businesses, restaurants, cultural destinations and an extensive waterfront.
Quincy is home to healthcare professionals, first responders, teachers, childcare providers, college students, fitness professionals, caregivers, business owners and community organizations.
The city’s medical and dental practices, schools, childcare programs, senior-care facilities, restaurants, fitness centers, corporations and community agencies make CPR, BLS, ACLS and First Aid certification especially valuable.
CPRBoston.org’s Milton classroom provides Quincy students with:
- American Heart Association courses
- Instructor-led, hands-on training
- Small classes
- Experienced healthcare and public-safety instructors
- Morning, evening and Saturday sessions
- Free on-site parking
- Easy online registration
- Fast AHA eCard delivery
- Private and on-site group training
Whether you need certification for employment, professional licensing, school, clinical placement, workplace compliance or personal preparedness, CPRBoston.org offers a convenient training option near Quincy.
Milton directly borders Quincy. CPRBoston.org’s location at 2 Granite Avenue is particularly convenient for students traveling from West Quincy and Quincy Center.
Depending on the starting point and current traffic:
- West Quincy: approximately 5–15 minutes
- Quincy Center: approximately 10–20 minutes
- Wollaston: approximately 15–25 minutes
- North Quincy: approximately 20–30 minutes
- South Quincy: approximately 15–25 minutes
- Marina Bay and Squantum: approximately 20–30 minutes
- Quincy Point and Houghs Neck: approximately 20–30 minutes
Actual travel time will depend on traffic and road conditions. Students should check current navigation directions before leaving.
