RED CROSS

I start my search with The American Red Cross. The American Red Cross offers an online course

Child/Infant CPR

Time allowed for course: 14 days

This web-based course teaches American Red Cross CPR for children (ages 1-12) and infants (under age 1). Students will learn how to recognize and respond to breathing and cardiac emergencies. This course may take up to 3 hours. To earn CPR certification, students must pass the online test and then attend a skill session to perform and review skills.

CPR certification is valid for 1 year.

Course fee: $40.00 USD

They also offer standard courses

CPR Training Course

This 4 hour course provides individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to recognize and provide basic care for breathing and cardiac emergencies for adults.

Learning Objectives:

• Explain the three emergency action steps to follow in an emergency.CPR Class
• Learn the four life-threatening conditions for which you should check
• Recognize the signals of a heart attack.
• Learn the cardiac chain of survival for a victim of cardiac arrest.
• Learn the precautions for using and AED.
• Demonstrate how to use basic precautions when caring for victims of breathing and cardiac emergencies.
• Demonstrate how to check an unconscious adult.
• Demonstrate how to care for a conscious and an unconscious choking adult.
• Demonstrate how to give CPR to an adult.
• Demonstrate how to use an AED for an adult in cardiac arrest.

Length: Approximately 4 hours

Certificate Validity: 1 year

If you would like to schedule CPR training for a group of people of 10 or more at your site, please call (310) 445-2688 or see more information at Workplace Safety

If you need to take a CPR class for yourself, American Red Cross has community classes available. Please call 1-800-627-7000 to get course schedules and to register.

Here’s a map of all the Red Cross locations:

Okay, I lied, those locations above are not all. There is a Santa Monica Red Cross office as well. They offer CPR classes for free. Here is a list of their offerings:

32411: Adult CPR with AED

32410: Adult CPR with First Aid

32407: Adult, Infant, & Child CPR with First Aid

32415: Adult/AED, Infant, & Child CPR

32800: CPR for the Professional Rescuer

First Aid

3210: Infant & Child CPR

32302: Infant and Child CPR with First Aid

Waterpark Lifeguarding Instructor

YMCA

The Los Angeles YMCA offers a ton of courses in a variety of subjects. They also offer a variety of CPR classes. My local YMCA, the Westside Family YMCA offers the following courses:

Community CPR with AED and First-Aid Classes

Sign up and be CPR and First-Aid certified, for you never know when the world might call upon you to be a hero! CPR and First-Aid Certification classes are offered on the following Saturdays from 10:00am – 2:00pm: March 28, 2009 May 30, 2009 June 27, 2009 July 25, 2009 August 29, 2009 September 19, 2009 CPR w/ AED & First Aid Class Fees Facility Members: $55.00 General Public: $70.00

In addition, the Santa Monica CPR Training Center also looks like a great resource.

They offer the following:

We offer the following CPR classes:

BLS for Healthcare Providers $60.00

Heartsaver AED (includes CPR) $55.00

Heartsaver CPR $50.00

Family and Friends CPR $40.00

BLS Skills Test (call for appointment) $65.00

Please call about First Aid classes.

I also found some other online resources:

The University of Washington has some online help, illustrations of proper application of infant CPR and a video.

UCLA also offers some CPR courses, however I didn’t see anything specific on Infant CPR.

onlinebabycpr.com also offers a free course