Red Cross Training Provider
Red Cross ALS In West Covina Only $150, Sundays & Tuesdays
Advanced emergency medical training for paramedics and advanced EMTs.
- For paramedics & advanced EMTs
- Valid 2 years
- Hands-on scenarios

Red Cross ALS Schedule
What you learn
What You'll Learn
Advanced Airway
Techniques for establishing and maintaining advanced airways.
IV Therapy
Intravenous access and fluid resuscitation protocols.
Medication Admin
Pharmacology and administration of emergency medications.
Reviews
What Our Students Say
"Very profesional and supportive to anyone that needs help or questions asked. Good at clarifying and overall a positive environment"
Who it is for
Who It's For
- Paramedics
- Advanced EMTs
- Emergency Nurses
- Physicians
- Emergency Medical Professionals
Specifications
Class Details
Where we are
Visit Us in West Covina
Our clean, modern training facility is conveniently located and equipped with the latest practice mannequins.
CPR West Covina
100 N. Barranca St, Suite #255-B
West Covina, CA 91791
Troubleshooting
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the Red Cross ALS course cost in West Covina?
How long does the Red Cross ALS class session take?
Who needs Red Cross ALS training in West Covina?
When should I renew my ALS certification?
What is the difference between ALS and BLS?
Red Cross ALS vs AHA ACLS: which do employers want?
When are ALS classes offered?
Do I need BLS before taking ALS?
Is there a written test in the ALS course?
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Answers
Red Cross ALS in West Covina: Common Questions
Do I need a current BLS card before enrolling in ALS?
Yes. A current BLS certification is required before you take ALS, because the advanced course assumes you already deliver high-quality CPR and understand team resuscitation basics. If your BLS card has expired, book a BLS class first; we run Red Cross BLS at 10:00 AM and 6:00 PM and AHA BLS classes at the same West Covina center, so you can get current quickly and then move straight into your ALS date.
How much does Red Cross ALS certification cost in West Covina?
The course costs $150, one flat price that covers your in-person session, scenario-based practice, the written exam, and the practical skills evaluation. There are no materials fees or card fees added at checkout. Book your date in the widget on this page and pay securely through Square; your seat is held the moment you check out. We hold a 4.9 rating across 300+ Google and Yelp reviews, so you know what to expect from the training.
How long does the ALS class session take?
Class sessions run from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM at our West Covina training center. It is a scenario-driven program built for providers who manage complex emergencies in the field, and the certification is valid for 2 years.
When are classes offered and where?
ALS classes run on Sundays and Tuesdays at 12:00 PM at 100 N. Barranca St, Suite #255-B, West Covina, CA 91791, in the heart of the San Gabriel Valley. The Sunday session is popular with providers coming off a work week; Tuesday fits providers on rotating schedules. Live dates appear in the booking widget above, or call (626) 605-2067 with questions.
Red Cross ALS vs AHA ACLS: which do employers want?
Honest answer: it depends on the employer. Both programs cover advanced life support for adult patients, but many California hospitals specifically require an American Heart Association ACLS Provider card. Check the exact wording of your requirement before booking. We teach both at the same West Covina location, so whichever card your employer wants, we have a class for it.
Who needs ALS training in the West Covina area?
ALS-level training is aimed at paramedics, advanced EMTs, and other advanced prehospital providers across the San Gabriel Valley. If your agency or employer requires advanced life support credentials, confirm which issuing organization they accept before booking.
ALS vs BLS: what's the difference?
BLS is the foundation: high-quality CPR, AED use, and team basics that every provider needs. ALS builds on that foundation with advanced assessment and interventions for providers who direct care in the field. Many roles require both a current BLS card and ALS training; we teach BLS at the same West Covina location.
When should I renew?
Your certification is valid for 2 years. Book a renewal before your expiration date so your credentials never lapse; if they already have, contact us and we will get you into the next available course.
What happens on class day?
Arrive a few minutes early at 100 N. Barranca St, Suite #255-B and check in with your instructor. The session is scenario-driven: advanced airway techniques, IV access and fluid resuscitation, emergency pharmacology, and team-based megacode practice, followed by the written exam and practical skills evaluation. Wear comfortable clothing and bring your current BLS card; all training equipment is provided at the center.
Related pages
Related Courses at CPR West Covina
Most advanced providers also keep these cards current. All courses run in West Covina.
- AHA ACLS certification in West CovinaThe American Heart Association advanced cardiovascular life support card, required by many CA hospitals.Learn more
- Red Cross BLS certificationThe foundational provider-level CPR and AED card most employers require alongside advanced credentials.Learn more
- Red Cross PALS trainingPediatric advanced life support for providers who respond to emergencies in infants and children.Learn more
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