AHA Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED

CPR Certification in Baldwin Park, CA

AHA Heartsaver First Aid, CPR and AED for Baldwin Park staff, coaches and job seekers, in a hands-on class at our West Covina center, 10 minutes from Baldwin Park along Badillo St. For six or more, we teach at your Baldwin Park location instead.

  • 10 minutes on surface streets, no freeway
  • AHA Heartsaver card issued the same day
  • First aid, CPR and AED in one visit
  • Fine for complete first-timers
4.9★ from 355+ Google & Yelp reviews100 N. Barranca St, Suite #255-B, West CovinaOfficial AHA Training Site
Getting here from Baldwin Park4.8 mi · about 10 min

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Baldwin Park

Badillo St

10 minutes

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100 N. Barranca St, Suite #255-B
West Covina

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Heartsaver Certification Schedule

100 N. Barranca St, Ste 255-B
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In the room

What the Heartsaver class covers

First aid that comes up

Bleeding, burns, broken bones, allergic reactions, seizures, choking and what to do while you wait for paramedics.

Hands-on CPR

Adult, child and infant compressions and breaths on real manikins, practised until it stops feeling awkward.

Using an AED

Pads, prompts and shock delivery on the machines you will actually find on a wall at work or school.

Coaching flag football, soccer or basketball in Baldwin Park?

The City of Baldwin Park runs youth basketball, soccer and flag football, and some leagues ask volunteer coaches for a current CPR card, so check with yours. For coaches at Baldwin Park High or Sierra Vista High it is not optional: California Education Code 35179.1 requires CPR, AED and first aid certification, and this one class covers all of it.

Starting a trade after BPACE?

Baldwin Park Adult and Community Education trains electricians, HVAC techs, plumbers, roofers, barbers, cosmetologists and cooks. Those jobs put you on job sites, in salons and in kitchens where burns, cuts, falls and electrical injuries happen. Some employers ask for a first aid and CPR card at hire, and walking in with one already done does not hurt an application.

Working with young children in Baldwin Park?

Licensed child care in California falls under a state law that calls for infant and child focused first aid and CPR training, which can mean a pediatric course rather than this one. Before booking, ask your supervisor at the district's early childhood program or the city's child-care program which card they keep on file.

What is the trip like from Baldwin Park?

Short and freeway-free. Badillo St takes you east for about 4.8 miles, roughly 10 minutes, to our building at 100 N. Barranca St. The lot costs nothing, and the classroom is upstairs on the second floor in Suite #255-B.

Will I be the only person who has never done this?

Almost certainly not. Heartsaver is built for people with no medical training at all. The instructor demonstrates each skill, everyone practises it on the manikins, and you repeat it until it feels natural before anyone checks your technique.

Baldwin Park specifics

Who needs CPR and first aid certification in Baldwin Park

Almost everyone who books this class was told to by an employer or a program. These are the ones we see most often from Baldwin Park.

  • Coaches and staff at Baldwin Park High, Sierra Vista High and North Park High in Baldwin Park Unified
  • Early childhood education staff across Baldwin Park Unified
  • Youth basketball, soccer and flag football volunteers with the City of Baldwin Park
  • Child-care and aquatics staff in the city's Recreation and Community Services department
  • Students finishing HVAC, electrical, plumbing, roofing, cosmetology and culinary programs at Baldwin Park Adult and Community Education

We do not run a classroom inside Baldwin Park. We run one straight down the Badillo St in West Covina, and for most of Baldwin Park it is a shorter drive than crossing town in traffic. Parking is free in the building and you leave with the card the same day.

Training a team in Baldwin Park

We come to you in Baldwin Park

For six or more people we bring the manikins, AEDs and instructors to your facility in Baldwin Park, so nobody drives anywhere. Days, evenings and weekends, including split shifts for 24-hour operations.

Booking for just yourself? The class above takes about two hours.

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students • CPR and first aid certification

No payment required. We’ll confirm details and availability by email or phone.

Troubleshooting

Baldwin Park questions, answered

Is any class held in Baldwin Park?
Only onsite sessions for groups of six or more at your school, shop or office. Individual seats are at our West Covina classroom.
How many hours is the Heartsaver class?
Around three, all in one sitting.
What card do I walk away with?
An American Heart Association Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED eCard, issued the same day.
When does the card expire?
Two years after your class. The date appears on the card.
Can two of us from the same Baldwin Park business come together?
Yes, book two seats in the same session. At six or more, it is usually easier to have us come to you.
Is BLS ever the better choice?
If you work in a clinic, hospital or dental office, or you are in a nursing or EMT program, yes. BLS is the healthcare provider course, and Heartsaver will not meet a BLS requirement. The BLS page for Baldwin Park explains that class.

Cities we serve

Students drive to our West Covina classroom from across the San Gabriel Valley. For teams of six or more we come to you instead.

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Book a Heartsaver seat near Baldwin Park

Ten minutes along Badillo, roughly three hours of practice, and your card emailed before you are home.