American Red Cross Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED

Red Cross CPR Certification in El Monte, CA

The Red Cross Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED class for El Monte is taught in one place only, our West Covina training center at 100 N. Barranca St, 12 minutes from El Monte east on the I-10. Head Start, after school and rec program staff use it for the child and infant skills, and El Monte groups of six or more can host it on site.

  • 12 minutes east on the I-10
  • Wednesday evening and Saturday noon classes
  • Built for staff who work with children
  • Digital Red Cross certificate, two years
4.9★ from 320+ Google & Yelp reviews100 N. Barranca St, Suite #255-B, West CovinaAmerican Red Cross Training Provider
Getting here from El Monte10.3 mi · about 12 min

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

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Red Cross Adult & Ped First Aid CPR AED Schedule

100 N. Barranca St, Ste 255-B
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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.

Is the Red Cross class held anywhere in El Monte?

No. We teach it in West Covina and nowhere else, 10.3 miles east of central El Monte on the I-10. It is a straight freeway run with free parking at the end. The Wednesday class starts at 6:00 PM, right in the eastbound commute, so leave earlier than the 12 minutes suggests.

Does Head Start or after school work in El Monte call for pediatric CPR?

Programs that serve young children usually ask for first aid and CPR that covers infants and children, and El Monte City School District runs both Head Start and before and after school enrichment across its TK to 8 schools. The Red Cross Adult and Pediatric course practises CPR on infant, child and adult manikins in a single class. Your program coordinator decides which certificate goes in your file, so ask before you book.

Applying to be a Junior Recreation Leader or rec aide?

The City of El Monte says its parks and facilities are supervised by recreation staff certified in CPR and first aid, from Lambert Park to Tony Arceo Park. If you are applying for one of those roles, or are already in the Junior Recreation Leader program, a Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED certificate is the kind of credential those jobs look for. The department has the final say on which card counts.

Licensed child care in El Monte: will this class count?

Health and Safety Code 1596.866 asks licensed child care for pediatric first aid and pediatric CPR training from the American Red Cross, the American Heart Association or an EMSA-approved program. This class includes the pediatric portions, but licensing offices interpret the rules, so look up the EMSA approved list and check with your regional office before you pay for anything.

Coaching in El Monte Union this season?

Education Code 35179.1 requires California high school coaches to hold certification in first aid, CPR and AED use. The Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED certificate covers all three in one sitting, which suits coaches at Arroyo, El Monte, Mountain View and South El Monte High. Check how your athletic director wants the certificate turned in.

Saturday or Wednesday: which works better from El Monte?

The Saturday session at noon is the easier one for most El Monte families: the 10 is lighter and there is no weekday shift to leave early. Wednesday at 6:00 PM suits people who would rather keep the weekend free. Both are the same Red Cross course with the same certificate at the end.

El Monte specifics

Who needs Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED certification in El Monte

Most El Monte bookings come from people who spend the day with kids: in classrooms, at the park or by the pool.

  • Before and after school enrichment staff at El Monte City School District's TK to 8 campuses
  • Head Start teachers and aides in the El Monte City School District program
  • Junior Recreation Leaders and recreation staff with City of El Monte Parks and Recreation
  • Program staff at the city's Aquatic Center on Mildred St
  • Coaches at Arroyo, El Monte, Mountain View and South El Monte high schools
  • Family child care providers running licensed homes in El Monte

We do not have a classroom anywhere in El Monte, and we will not pretend otherwise. The class is taught on Barranca St in West Covina, a straight run east on the 10. What we can do in El Monte is bring the class to your school, park site or center for a group.

Training a team in El Monte

We come to you in El Monte

For six or more people, an El Monte school, rec center or child care program can have an instructor teach the Red Cross course on its own site, with every manikin and AED trainer supplied. A staff development day or a Saturday morning works well.

Booking only for yourself? Choose a Wednesday or Saturday seat in the calendar above.

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Troubleshooting

El Monte questions, answered

How far is the class from El Monte?
10.3 miles, about 12 minutes east on the I-10 in normal traffic.
What do I leave with?
A Red Cross digital certificate with a unique ID and QR code, emailed once the instructor submits the class paperwork.
How long is it valid?
Two years. Retake the class before it expires to stay current.
Do you also teach AHA classes for El Monte?
Yes, in the same classroom: AHA Heartsaver for workplace responders and AHA BLS for healthcare staff. Both have El Monte pages, linked below.
What should I wear?
Clothes you can kneel in. Much of the class happens on the floor beside a manikin, and all equipment is provided.
Can our El Monte program book a private class?
Yes, with six or more people. Use the group request form on this page and tell us your preferred dates.

Cities we serve

These are the other cities our Red Cross students drive in from, with the time it takes to reach the West Covina classroom.

Get certified before your program starts

Twelve minutes east on the 10, hands-on practice on adult, child and infant manikins, and a Red Cross certificate good for two years.