Red Cross PALS In West Covina Only $150, Sundays & Tuesdays

Yes. A current BLS certification is required before you take PALS, since the course builds on high-quality CPR and team resuscitation fundamentals. 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 and then lock in your PALS date without losing time.

The course costs $150, one flat price covering your in-person session, scenario-based pediatric resuscitation practice, the written exam, and the skills test. 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 from providers across the San Gabriel Valley.

Class sessions run from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM at our West Covina training center. PALS is a scenario-based course covering pediatric assessment and resuscitation, and your certification is valid for 2 years.

PALS classes run on Sundays and Tuesdays at 12:00 PM at 100 N. Barranca St, Suite #255-B, West Covina, CA 91791. Sunday sessions suit providers coming off a work week; Tuesday sessions fit rotating hospital schedules. Live dates appear in the booking widget above, or call (626) 605-2067 and we will help you pick a session.

PALS is aimed at healthcare providers who respond to emergencies in infants and children: emergency department staff, pediatric and critical care personnel, NICU and PICU nurses, paramedics, and urgent care providers across the San Gabriel Valley. If your role touches pediatric patients, or you are applying for a position that does, check whether your employer or the job posting requires a PALS card, and confirm which issuing organization they accept before you book.

Your certification is valid for 2 years from completion. Book your renewal before the expiration date so there is no gap in your credentials; if your card has already lapsed, retake the course. Hospital credentialing departments typically check expiration dates during annual reviews, so booking a few weeks ahead of your deadline keeps your file clean and saves you a scramble.

Honest answer: both teach pediatric advanced life support, but many California hospitals and credentialing departments specify an American Heart Association PALS Provider card. Read your requirement's exact wording before booking. We teach both: this Red Cross PALS course and AHA PALS classes in West Covina, so either way we have your card.

Arrive a few minutes early at 100 N. Barranca St, Suite #255-B and check in with your instructor. You will work through the systematic pediatric assessment approach, high-quality infant and child CPR with team dynamics, and medication administration scenarios on training equipment, then finish with the written exam and skills test. Bring your current BLS card and wear comfortable clothing; everything else is provided.