- Red Cross
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Red Cross Certification for Seal Beach
Red Cross Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED for Seal Beach is taught at 121 Linden Ave in Downtown Long Beach, reached by Long Beach Transit 171 along Pacific Coast Hwy, with a transfer to downtown. The online course is included, the in-person session is about 120 minutes, and the certificate is valid for 2 years and issued the same day you pass.
The format
Online part included, 120 minutes in person
What to expect
The Red Cross online part is included with your booking at CPR Long Beach. 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 121 Linden Ave is about 120 minutes, because it covers adult, child and infant skills.
Book your skills session
Pick a date on the booking page. It opens right here on the site. The online course is included.
Do the Red Cross online part
Work through the online course at your own pace before your session date.
Come to 121 Linden Ave
The in-person session is about 120 minutes of hands-on adult, child and infant practice and the skills check.
Get your certificate
Pass the skills session and your Red Cross digital certificate is issued the same day, valid for 2 years.
Seal Beach
Children, schools and families in Seal Beach
Junior lifeguard parents, swim coaches, camp staff and nannies in Seal Beach can take Red Cross adult and pediatric first aid and CPR, with the online part included and 120 minutes hands-on.
California child care licensing asks for pediatric first aid and pediatric CPR, and the state EMS Authority says that training may come from the American Red Cross or the American Heart Association. The Red Cross also sells a separate California Child Care pediatric course for licensing, so confirm with your licensing office which course it accepts before you book.
Medical centers near Seal Beach
- Los Alamitos Medical Center3751 Katella Ave, Los Alamitos
Getting here
The trip from Seal Beach
Seal Beach is the first Orange County city past the Long Beach line, home to Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach. Los Alamitos Medical Center is just inland. Long Beach Transit 171 runs from Electric Ave & Main Ave in Seal Beach along Pacific Coast Hwy through Long Beach.
- Long Beach Transit
Route 171 runs from Electric Ave & Main Ave in Seal Beach along Pacific Coast Hwy. Use the Long Beach Transit trip planner for the transfer to downtown.
- By car
Driving from Seal Beach, use a map app for your route into Downtown Long Beach; the classroom is on Linden Ave, two blocks east of Long Beach Blvd.
FAQ
Red Cross for Seal Beach: questions
Where can I get Red Cross certification near Seal Beach?
At CPR Long Beach, 121 Linden Ave in Downtown Long Beach. Route 171 runs from Electric Ave & Main Ave in Seal Beach along Pacific Coast Hwy. Use the Long Beach Transit trip planner for the transfer to downtown.
How long is the Red Cross in-person session?
About 120 minutes, after the Red Cross online part, which is included with your booking.
Does the course cover infants and children?
Yes. Red Cross Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED covers first aid, CPR and AED for adults, children and infants.
How do I drive there from Seal Beach?
Driving from Seal Beach, use a map app for your route into Downtown Long Beach; the classroom is on Linden Ave, two blocks east of Long Beach Blvd. Metered street parking and city lots are nearby downtown; check the posted signs, and email us before class if you need details for the building.
More for Seal Beach
Other courses for Seal Beach
Other areas
Red Cross for other areas
Sources for the facts on this page
- Long Beach Transit routes (Wikipedia)
- Los Alamitos Medical Center, 3751 Katella Ave
- CSULB School of Nursing, BSN information sheet (AHA BLS for Healthcare Providers)
- Center for Land Use Interpretation, Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach
- California EMS Authority, child care provider training
- California Health and Safety Code 1596.866
- American Red Cross, California Child Care: Pediatric First Aid and CPR (a separate course)