American Red Cross Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED
Red Cross CPR Certification in Pomona, CA
The Red Cross Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED class Pomona residents book is held in one place, our West Covina training center on Barranca, 12 minutes from Pomona west on the I-10. School, community center and event staff take it, and Pomona groups of six or more can have it taught where they work.
- Twelve minutes west of Pomona on the 10
- Wednesday 6 PM, Saturday 12 PM
- Child and infant CPR included
- Digital certificate with two-year validity
Start
Pomona
I-10 West
12 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.
Can I take a Red Cross CPR class in Pomona?
Not with us. Our Red Cross classes are taught only at 100 N. Barranca St in West Covina, 9.1 miles west of Pomona on the I-10. The trip runs about 12 minutes outside rush hour, and the Saturday noon class usually misses the worst of the traffic. Pomona organizations with a group can have us teach on their own site instead.
Pomona Unified Child Development or elementary staff?
Pomona Unified runs a Child Development program alongside 23 elementary schools, and roles that put you with young children commonly ask for first aid and CPR that covers kids. The Adult and Pediatric course is built around that: infant, child and adult CPR plus first aid in one class. Your site administrator confirms whether Red Cross is the certificate they want on file.
Working the LA County Fair or another Fairplex event?
Big crowds mean heat, falls and the occasional collapse, and some Fairplex roles ask for first aid. With 2027 fair dates set for May 6 to 31, a spring Saturday class leaves room before onboarding and opening day. Ask your hiring contact which certificate they accept; if it says Red Cross first aid and CPR, this is the class.
On staff at a Pomona community center?
City-run community centers such as Palomares Park on Arrow Hwy are the kind of workplace where someone on every shift should know first aid and CPR. A Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED certificate gives that person a credential a supervisor can verify online with its QR code. For a whole center staff, onsite training is usually simpler than sending people one at a time.
Coaching for a Pomona Unified high school?
Under Education Code 35179.1, California high school coaches must hold first aid, CPR and AED certification. A coach at Garey, Ganesha, Park West, Pomona High or Diamond Ranch can cover all three with this class. The same law also deals with concussion and heat illness training, which your athletic director normally assigns separately.
What happens on class day?
You head to the second floor of 100 N. Barranca St, work through first aid scenarios, practise CPR on adult, child and infant manikins, and use an AED trainer while an instructor watches your technique. Once the instructor submits the paperwork, the Red Cross emails a link to your digital certificate, which stays valid for two years.
Bringing the class to a Pomona site
For a school, community center or event operation, onsite usually beats sending people west one at a time. Tell us the headcount and two or three possible dates on the group form; an instructor then brings every manikin and AED trainer and runs the full Red Cross course in a classroom, multipurpose room or break room. Large staffs can be split across back-to-back sessions so the building stays covered.
Pomona specifics
Who needs Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED certification in Pomona
Pomona bookings come from a mix of school staff, community center workers and people hired for big seasonal events.
- Child Development staff and classroom aides across Pomona Unified's 23 elementary schools
- Community center staff at city-run sites like Palomares Park on Arrow Hwy
- Seasonal crews at the LA County Fair at Fairplex whose roles ask for first aid
- Coaches at Pomona High, Garey, Ganesha, Park West and Diamond Ranch
- Cosmetology and barbering students at Pomona Adult and Career Education on Holt Ave
- Babysitters and nannies working for families in Pomona and Phillips Ranch
We have no classroom in Pomona. Individuals drive west to West Covina for the class; for a Pomona school, center or event team of six or more, the instructor drives east to you instead.
Training a team in Pomona
We come to you in Pomona
Six or more at a Pomona school, community center, salon or event operation? We bring the instructor, manikins and AED trainers to you and run the Red Cross course on your schedule, on weekdays, evenings or weekends.
Coming alone? Grab a Wednesday evening or Saturday noon seat above.
Troubleshooting
Pomona questions, answered
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Can my teen take it for a summer job?
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Do you also teach AHA classes for Pomona?
Is there a weekend Red Cross class for Pomona?
Cities we serve
Live closer to another city? Each one below has its own Red Cross page with directions to the West Covina classroom.
- Covina2 min
- Baldwin Park10 min
- El Monte12 min
- Diamond Bar12 min
- La Puente16 min
- Azusa
- Walnut15 min
- Hacienda Heights
- Rowland Heights
- Glendora
- City of Industry
Certify before the season gets busy
Twelve minutes west on the 10, one hands-on Red Cross class, and a certificate that lasts two years.