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Red Cross Certification in Pasadena

Red Cross certification in Pasadena at CPR Pasadena is the American Red Cross Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED course in blended learning. The online course is included with your booking. You finish it, then come to 40 N Altadena Dr in East Pasadena for a 120 minute hands-on skills session. The certificate is valid for 2 years.

The course

What is Red Cross Adult & Pediatric First Aid CPR AED?

Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED is the American Red Cross course that covers first aid, CPR and AED use for adults, children and infants in one certification. It is often requested by childcare, schools, camps and youth sports, because it includes the pediatric skills.

In blended learning, the knowledge part is an online course and the hands-on part is an in-person skills session with an instructor. At CPR Pasadena the online course is included in your booking.

What you practice

  1. Adult, child and infant CPR

    Compressions and breaths sized for each age, and how to switch between them.

  2. AED use

    Using an AED on adults and children, including pad placement for small patients.

  3. Choking

    Choking relief for adults, children and infants.

  4. First aid

    Bleeding control, burns, sudden illness, allergic reactions, breathing emergencies and injuries.

  5. Checking and calling

    Checking an injured or ill person, calling 911 and caring for them until help arrives.

Who needs it

Who needs Red Cross Adult & Pediatric First Aid CPR AED?

Always check the exact course name your employer, school or licensing office asks for.

Child care and preschool

California child care licensing asks for pediatric first aid and pediatric CPR. The state EMS Authority says that training may come from the American Red Cross or the AHA. Since January 1, 2026 it must also cover anaphylaxis and epinephrine auto-injectors, so confirm with your licensing office that this course meets your requirement.

Teachers and youth programs

California teaching credentials require infant, child and adult CPR that meets AHA or Red Cross standards. This course covers all three ages, which suits teachers, aides, coaches and camp staff.

Nannies and families

Nannies, babysitters, au pairs and parents who want adult and pediatric skills in one card.

Workplaces that ask for Red Cross

Employers and programs that name the American Red Cross for first aid, CPR and AED.

Format

How the blended course works

  1. Book your skills session

    Pick a date on the booking page. It opens right here on the site. The online course is included.

  2. Do the Red Cross online part

    Work through the online course at your own pace before your session date.

  3. Come to 40 N Altadena Dr

    The in-person session is about 120 minutes of hands-on adult, child and infant practice and the skills check.

  4. Get your certificate

    Pass the skills session and your Red Cross digital certificate is issued, valid for 2 years.

Before you book

How long, how long it lasts, what to bring

How long is it?

About 120 min in person in person at 40 N Altadena Dr, after the online part.

How long is it valid?

The Red Cross digital certificate is valid for 2 years. Renew before it expires.

What to bring

  • Proof that you finished the Red Cross online part
  • Comfortable clothes you can kneel in for CPR practice
  • The course name your employer, school or licensing office asked for, so you can confirm it matches

About the online part (included)

The Red Cross online part is included with your booking at CPR Pasadena. Complete it before your skills session date.

The Red Cross says the online part takes about 2.5 hours and must be finished before the skills session. The in-person session at 40 N Altadena Dr is about 120 minutes, because it covers adult, child and infant skills.

Getting here

Getting to 40 N Altadena Dr

The classroom is on N Altadena Dr in East Pasadena, near the Altadena Dr exit of I-210. Two Metro A Line stations sit in the I-210 median in East Pasadena, Allen and Sierra Madre Villa, and Pasadena Transit Route 31 runs along Altadena Dr.

By car on I-210

From the west (Glendale, SR-134, La Cañada Flintridge): I-210 eastbound, Exit 28, Altadena Dr / Sierra Madre Blvd. From the east (Arcadia, Monrovia): I-210 westbound, Exit 27B, Allen Ave (Exit 28 is an eastbound exit only).

Metro A Line

  • Allen (Allen/College)395 N Allen Ave, elevated in the I-210 median above Allen Ave
  • Sierra Madre Villa149 N Halstead St, in the I-210 median at Sierra Madre Villa Ave, with a station parking garage and bus plaza

Buses

  • Pasadena Transit 31Runs along Altadena Dr between Altadena and Sierra Madre Villa station
  • Pasadena Transit 40Old Pasadena to Sierra Madre Villa station
  • Metro 266, 268 and 487Connect at the Sierra Madre Villa station bus plaza

Parking

Parking details for 40 N Altadena Dr are not posted yet. If you need them before class, send a text and ask.

Directions and map

FAQ

Red Cross Adult & Pediatric First Aid CPR AED: questions

Where can I get Red Cross certification in Pasadena?

CPR Pasadena teaches the American Red Cross Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED skills session at 40 N Altadena Dr, Suite 102-B, Pasadena, CA 91107, in East Pasadena, just off I-210 at the Altadena Dr exit.

How long is the Red Cross in-person session?

About 120 minutes, after you finish the online part. It covers adult, child and infant first aid, CPR and AED skills.

Is the Red Cross online course included?

Yes. The online part of Red Cross Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED is included with your booking.

How long is a Red Cross certificate valid?

The Red Cross Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED certificate is valid for 2 years.

How do I get my Red Cross certificate?

After you pass, the American Red Cross issues a digital certificate, valid for 2 years, that you can view, print or share.

Does this course cover infants and children?

Yes. Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED covers first aid, CPR and AED for adults, children and infants.

Is Red Cross or AHA better?

Both are widely accepted. Pick the one your employer, school or licensing office names. Healthcare roles usually ask for AHA BLS; childcare and youth programs often ask for a pediatric course like this one.

Areas we serve

Red Cross for nearby neighborhoods and cities

Every class is held at 40 N Altadena Dr. Each page covers the trip from that area and the local hospitals, schools and employers.

Ready to book Red Cross Adult & Pediatric First Aid CPR AED?

Finish the online part, then come to 40 N Altadena Dr in East Pasadena for about 120 min in person.

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