American Red Cross Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED
Red Cross CPR Certification in Baldwin Park, CA
Baldwin Park residents take the Red Cross Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED class at our only training center, in West Covina, 10 minutes from Baldwin Park on Badillo St with no freeway. It suits child-care, aquatics and youth sports staff, and a Baldwin Park team of six or more can book it on site.
- 10 minutes along Badillo St, no freeway
- Wednesdays at 6 PM, Saturdays at noon
- Covers infants, children and adults
- Certificate employers can check by QR code
Start
Baldwin Park
Badillo St
10 minutes
Class
100 N. Barranca St, Suite #255-B
West Covina
Red Cross Adult & Ped First Aid CPR AED Schedule
100 N. Barranca St, Ste 255-BIn the room
What the Red Cross Adult and Pediatric class covers
First aid for injuries and illness
How to respond to injuries and sudden illness, and what to do until emergency help takes over, practised as hands-on scenarios.
CPR for every age
Adult, child and infant CPR on manikins sized for each age group, with the changes each one needs.
AED use and your certificate
Operating an AED safely, then a Red Cross digital certificate with a unique ID and QR code, valid two years.
How do I get to the Red Cross class from Baldwin Park?
Head east on Badillo St. It is 4.8 miles, about 10 minutes, and it never touches a freeway, which matters on a Wednesday evening when the 10 backs up. Badillo carries you across to Barranca, and our building is at 100 N. Barranca St with free parking. The classroom is Suite #255-B on the second floor.
Working in the city's child-care or aquatics programs?
Baldwin Park's Recreation and Community Services department runs child-care and aquatics alongside its youth sports. Jobs like those usually ask for current first aid and CPR, and child-care roles often want the infant and child skills in particular. The Red Cross Adult and Pediatric course trains all three age groups, so it tends to fit. Your supervisor confirms what goes in your personnel file.
Volunteer coach for youth basketball, soccer or flag football?
City league volunteers are not always required to hold a certificate, but plenty of leagues ask, and a coach who can handle a collapse or a bad fall on the sideline is worth having. If you also coach at a Baldwin Park Unified high school, Education Code 35179.1 makes first aid, CPR and AED certification mandatory, and this class covers that ground.
Finishing culinary or cosmetology at BPACE?
Kitchens bring burns and knife cuts; salons bring clients who faint in the chair and stylists who burn a hand. Baldwin Park Adult and Community Education trains people for both, and a first aid and CPR certificate is a practical thing to carry into a first job. Some employers ask for one at hire, so check the posting.
Is this the right class for a Baldwin Park preschool or licensed child care home?
It might be. Health and Safety Code 1596.866 asks licensed child care for pediatric first aid and pediatric CPR training, naming the American Red Cross, the American Heart Association or EMSA-approved programs. Before you book, look at the EMSA approved list and ask your director or the licensing office which course they accept. If it turns out to be this one, the class runs every Wednesday and Saturday.
Red Cross or the AHA card for a Baldwin Park job?
If the requirement names one, use that one. If it only says first aid and CPR, either generally works for workplace and caregiver roles. Clinical jobs, such as those at the hospitals in Baldwin Park, usually want BLS instead, which is a different course with its own page linked below.
Baldwin Park specifics
Who needs Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED certification in Baldwin Park
From Baldwin Park, this class mostly draws people whose jobs put them in charge of other people's kids, or in kitchens and shops where injuries happen.
- Child-care and aquatics staff in the City of Baldwin Park's Recreation and Community Services department
- Volunteer coaches in the city's youth basketball, soccer and flag football leagues
- Early childhood education staff in Baldwin Park Unified
- Culinary, cosmetology and barbering students at Baldwin Park Adult and Community Education heading into kitchens and salons
- Coaches at Baldwin Park High, Sierra Vista High and North Park High
- Parents and relatives caring for babies and toddlers at home
There is no Red Cross classroom in Baldwin Park; ours is in West Covina, a short drive east on Badillo. For a crew of six or more, the class can come to your Baldwin Park site instead.
Training a team in Baldwin Park
We come to you in Baldwin Park
A Baldwin Park child-care site, league, salon or kitchen with six or more people can host the Red Cross course on site. The instructor brings adult, child and infant manikins and AED trainers, and we can schedule around opening hours or a shift change.
Signing up on your own? Pick Wednesday evening or Saturday at noon above.
Troubleshooting
Baldwin Park questions, answered
How long is the drive from Baldwin Park?
When are the classes?
Is the certificate printed?
How often do I renew?
Can two of us from the same workplace come together?
Does an online course count instead?
Cities we serve
Neighboring cities with their own Red Cross page. Times are the drive to our West Covina classroom.
- Covina2 min
- El Monte12 min
- Pomona12 min
- Diamond Bar12 min
- La Puente16 min
- Azusa
- Walnut15 min
- Hacienda Heights
- Rowland Heights
- Glendora
- City of Industry
Book a Red Cross seat near Baldwin Park
Ten minutes along Badillo, a Wednesday or Saturday class, and a Red Cross certificate your employer can verify.