Why Clayton State Nursing Students Must Get BLS Certified Before Clinicals

For nursing students at Clayton State University, being prepared for clinical rotations means more than just keeping up with coursework—it means being ready to save lives. That’s why American Heart Association (AHA) BLS Provider certification is a required step before you can begin your hands-on training.

Why It Matters

• More than 350,000 cardiac arrests occur outside hospitals each year in the U.S.
• Without CPR, survival rates remain below 10%.
• When CPR and AED use are applied immediately, survival chances can double or triple.

For future nurses, these skills are essential—not just in the hospital, but anywhere emergencies can happen.

Certification That Fits Your Schedule
At Attentive Safety CPR and Safety Training, we understand how busy nursing students are. That’s why we provide:

• Daily classes (7 days a week at 10:30 AM, 1:30 PM, 4:30 PM, and 7:30 PM)
• Convenient Atlanta-area locations in Marietta and Doraville
• Same-day eCards issued immediately after class
• Small class sizes with individualized coaching

​Don’t Risk Missing Clinicals⏳
Nursing programs at Clayton State require proof of BLS certification before you can step into clinical practice. Students who wait until the last minute risk missing their start dates if seats are full.

👉 Register today to reserve your place:
https://www.attentivesafety.com/bls-clayton-state-nursing-students.html

​Train with Attentive Safety. Certify with Confidence. Be Ready to Save Lives.