American Red Cross Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED
Red Cross CPR Certification in Walnut, CA
Walnut residents and Mt. SAC staff take the Red Cross Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED class at our one training center, in West Covina, about 15 minutes from Walnut up Grand Ave. We have no Walnut classroom; a campus department or warehouse team of six or more can host the class instead.
- About 15 minutes up Grand Ave
- Wednesdays 6 PM and Saturdays 12 PM
- Fits campus, school and warehouse roles
- Digital Red Cross certificate, 2 years
Start
Walnut
Grand Ave
15 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 far is the Red Cross class from Walnut?
About 7.2 miles and roughly 15 minutes. Most drivers head north on Grand Ave past Mt. SAC, then cut west toward Barranca St in West Covina; from the Mt. SAC campus itself it is shorter. Parking at 100 N. Barranca St is free, and the classroom is upstairs in Suite #255-B.
Mt. SAC staff and student workers
Mt. San Antonio College has enough athletics, child development and campus safety staff that certification comes up all year rather than once. A department that needs several people certified can have us teach on campus; an individual student worker can take a Wednesday evening or Saturday class around other commitments. Check with your supervisor that a Red Cross certificate meets the job requirement.
Coaching at Walnut High?
California's Education Code 35179.1 requires high school coaches to be certified in first aid, CPR and AED use, and that applies across Walnut Valley Unified. The Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED certificate covers those three areas in a single class. Ask your athletic director how the certificate should be submitted.
Warehouse responder on Valley Blvd or Lemon Ave?
Logistics and light-industrial sites along Valley Blvd and Lemon Ave typically need trained first aid responders for OSHA purposes, and the Red Cross states that its first aid certification courses are OSHA compliant. For a crew, onsite training at a shift change is the usual setup; for one designated responder, a Saturday noon seat works.
Child care and babysitting in Walnut
If you care for infants and young children, the pediatric half of this course is the reason to take it: CPR is practised on infant and child manikins as well as adult ones. Licensed child care has its own rules under Health and Safety Code 1596.866, so check the EMSA approved list and your licensing office before relying on it for a license.
Red Cross or AHA for a Walnut job?
Follow whichever organization your employer or program names. Health sciences programs and clinical jobs usually ask for AHA BLS, which is a different course. For non-clinical first aid and CPR, both the Red Cross certificate and the AHA Heartsaver card are widely accepted, and we teach both in West Covina.
What an onsite session in Walnut looks like
You send a headcount and a few dates through the group form, and we confirm by email or phone. On the day, the instructor arrives with adult, child and infant manikins and AED trainers and sets up in whatever room you have: a classroom, a conference room or a cleared section of warehouse floor. Everyone works through the same Red Cross skills practice as a public class, and each person who passes receives their own digital certificate.
Walnut specifics
Who needs Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED certification in Walnut
Walnut is shaped by a large college campus, a school district and a logistics belt, and each sends us a different kind of student.
- Athletics, child development and campus safety staff at Mt. San Antonio College on Grand Ave
- Mt. SAC student workers whose campus jobs ask for first aid and CPR
- Teachers and coaches at Walnut High and across Walnut Valley Unified
- Warehouse and light-industrial crews along Valley Blvd and Lemon Ave toward City of Industry
- Babysitters, nannies and parents in Walnut households with young children
- Walnut Valley Unified classroom aides and office staff picked as their site's first aid responders
We do not have a classroom in Walnut. The class is held in West Covina, about 15 minutes away; for a Walnut campus department, school or warehouse with six or more people, it can be held on your site instead.
Training a team in Walnut
We come to you in Walnut
For six or more people, we bring the Red Cross course to your Walnut site: a Mt. SAC department room, a school staff room or a cleared corner of a warehouse. The instructor brings every manikin and AED trainer, and sessions can run days, evenings or weekends.
Booking for yourself? Pick a Wednesday or Saturday seat above.
Troubleshooting
Walnut questions, answered
How long is the drive from Walnut?
When does the class meet?
Is the drive longer at rush hour?
Can a Mt. SAC student book a single seat?
How long is the certificate valid?
Can an employer verify it?
Do you train Walnut groups in AHA courses too?
Cities we serve
Walnut's neighbors each have a Red Cross page too. Times are the drive to our West Covina classroom.
- Covina2 min
- Baldwin Park10 min
- El Monte12 min
- Pomona12 min
- Diamond Bar12 min
- La Puente16 min
- Azusa
- Hacienda Heights
- Rowland Heights
- Glendora
- City of Industry
Get Red Cross certified from Walnut
Fifteen minutes up Grand Ave, or an instructor at your Walnut site for six or more, and a Red Cross certificate good for two years.